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Billet prices react to changing demand in Türkiye, Russia and Ukraine

The Russian billet market is experiencing significant changes in pricing dynamics. These changes are exerting downward pressure on billet prices in the regions.

Billet prices react to changing demand in Türkiye, Russia and Ukraine

The situation in Türkiye's import market has deteriorated, leading to a noticeable decline in billet prices. Turkish buyers have indicated their preference for prices ranging between $520-525/t CFR, setting a target level. Taking into account freight costs, this price equates to approximately $495-500/t FOB at Russian Black Sea ports.

Meanwhile, demand for Russian billets weakened among importers in Egypt, contributing to a decrease in prices. Demands for billets from Russia decreased from the previously reported level of $560/t CFR to $540/t CFR.

Similarly, Ukrainian exporters adjusted their price strategies according to market conditions. Export offers for Ukrainian-origin -billets at ports such as Rena/Izmail decreased significantly from the range of $530-540/t FOB to $515-530/t FOB.

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