15
Mar
16:04
Turkish HRC prices rise, despite demand slowdown
Turkish hot-rolled coil (HRC) prices have risen further this week as mills have lifted asking prices, although domestic demand has somewhat weakened, market participants tell Kallanish.
Mills have sold out May-rolling HRC and some have started offering early June-production material in the domestic market. Offer prices have gone up by another $10/tonne on-week to $680-690/t ex-works, and even $700/t ex-works is to be asked next week, according to local buy-side …
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