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Turkish steel producers took a break from making deep-sea scrap purchases on Monday May 10 after last week’s buying spree that raised prices by $39 per tonne week on week, sources told Fastmarkets.
Domestic prices for hot-rolled coil in the EU increased in the week to Friday May 7, with ArcelorMittal and some other mills further increasing their offer prices.
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange and the Shanghai Futures Exchange were, for the most part, a lot stronger this morning, Monday May 10, but broader markets were mixed.
Global steel scrap prices surged in the week to Friday May 7 and could well break through the $500 per tonne cfr mark, starting in Asia, market sources have told Fastmarkets.
Prices for shredded steel scrap imported into South Asia continued to rise on Friday May 7 but buyers were hesitant about booking material, sources have told Fastmarkets.
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