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Photo – Global rebar prices decline after prolonged stability
Global rebar prices decline after prolonged stability

In the Chinese market – the opposite trend, as participants continue to rely on active policies to stimulate the economy

Photo – Global rebar prices are falling amid negative market sentiment
Global rebar prices are falling amid negative market sentiment

Turkish rebar remain competitive in foreign markets

Photo – Global rebar prices are falling due to weak market sentiment
Global rebar prices are falling due to weak market sentiment

China is reinforcing this trend by trying to expand exports at reduced prices

Photo – France’s construction sector is experiencing a slowdown
France’s construction sector is experiencing a slowdown

Both prices and sales volumes are decreasing on the rebar market

Photo – World rebar prices are adjusting after the earthquake in Turkiye
World rebar prices are adjusting after the earthquake in Turkiye

In most world markets, except for the European one, prices for rebar are increasing at the beginning of March 2023

Photo – Turkiye agreed on a mechanism to control steel prices for reconstruction
Turkiye agreed on a mechanism to control steel prices for reconstruction

5 million tons of steel will be needed to rebuild the regions affected by the earthquake

Photo – Steel prices are stabilizing in Turkiye for post-earthquake reconstruction
Steel prices are stabilizing in Turkiye for post-earthquake reconstruction

Producers of long rolled steel have stopped accepting orders for rebar from traders

Photo – The global rebar market in January 2023 was marked by a slowdown
The global rebar market in January 2023 was marked by a slowdown

European producers have not managed to increase prices, and the Asian market is defined with trends

Photo – Global rebar prices rise amid renewed demand
Global rebar prices rise amid renewed demand

Rebar quotations in Turkiye rose by 2.1% in early January, and in China – by 1.4%

Photo – The first quarter of 2023 may become the worst for the rolled steel market – IREPAS
The first quarter of 2023 may become the worst for the rolled steel market – IREPAS

The increase in the cost of raw materials, high energy prices and a decrease in business activity will have a negative impact on the steel market

Photo – Prices on the world rebar market remain unstable
Prices on the world rebar market remain unstable

European producers are trying to push the market, and export prices have increased in Turkiye

Photo – The demand for rebar on the world market remains unstable
The demand for rebar on the world market remains unstable

Italian producers raise prices, and Turkish producers are forced to lower quotations

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