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... pig iron was at $410 to $425 per tonne fob Baltic Sea, and Ukrainian basic material was $380 to $385 per tonne fob Black Sea, according to ... View this article
... A Black Sea exporter told AMM that the latest US sales at lower levels means Turkish mills will now bid between $352 and $355 for Black Sea ... View this article
... and Black seas are expected to force a new market level for scrap prices in a weak demand environment. Market participants said that a Baltic Sea ... View this article
... "Considering freight from the US to the Black Sea, producers will push for lower prices, such as $385 (per tonne) for HMS 80/20. ... View this article
... At the time, a weaker euro and stronger US domestic market had Turkish steelmakers turning to British, European and Black Sea shores for a ... View this article
Black Sea scrap exports from Russia and Ukraine to Turkey are falling, Yusuf Guven, director of Geneva-based Helveco Intertrade SA, told ... View this article
... usual deep-sea import requirements—and probably even less than half, given that usual supply sources and availabilities, ex-Black Sea, would be ... View this article
... exchange rates. On the other hand, due to winter conditions, Black Sea scrap supply will be limited in the coming days.". ... View this article
... "The (US) sales are really confusing and have kept Europe and the Black Sea out of the market," a European exporter said, adding that his offers ... View this article
... CME Group will not waive fees for its US and Turkish ferrous scrap, Black Sea steel billet, US and European steel coil, and Australian coking coal ... View this article
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What is causing the most weakness to the U.S. metals industry?
June 20-21, 2013 New York
Our industry and the U.S. economy are not realizing the full benefits of (higher steel demand) due to recent significant surges of imported tubular products.
--Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel