Due to an error in the normalisation process, the Steel First price assessment for Northern European domestic rebar was published incorrectly on Wednesday March 4.

Prices for rebar and wire rod exports from Southern Europe have fallen by €5 ($6.50) per tonne this week, due to falling scrap prices and weak demand for the material, market sources told Metal Bulletin sister title Steel First on Wednesday May 15.

Turkish steel mills ended the working week with a single deep-sea cargo amid limited rebar demand, especially in the export markets, sources told Fastmarkets on Friday June 25.

Amid calls for more independent, third-party references in a highly competitive international market for steel products, Metal Bulletin has upgraded its weekly fob China rebar price assessment to a daily index.

Market participants in Asia are anticipating a surge in deliveries of lower-priced United States-origin ferrous scrap and Turkish rebar in the coming weeks as Turkey's economic troubles continue.

The Colombian trade, industry and tourism ministry has imposed provisional safeguarding duties on imports of rebar and wire rod from members of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

The collapse of the iron ore market and market turbulence over Chinese property developer Evergrande Group are adding to the economic woes caused by the Delta variant of Covid-19 for much of this year.

Metal Bulletin is proposing to discontinue its weekly price assessment for Saudi Arabia rebar imports $ per tonne cfr.

The European Commission (EC) has imposed definitive anti-dumping duties on high fatigue performance (HFP) rebar originating from China, with effect from Thursday July 28.

Turkish domestic rebar prices have increased slightly in line with the rising costs for scrap and billet, sources said on Thursday November 30.