Import billet price range in Egypt widens after safeguard duty removal

November 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

The removal of a safeguard duty on imports of steel billet into Egypt earlier this week has resulted in a revival of trading activity in the local market, with various sellers rushing to grasp the opportunity because of unfavorable situations in other areas.

The Egyptian Ministry of Industry & Trade suspended the country's 10% safeguard duty on imported billet with effect from Monday November 15.
Following that move, around 100,000 tonnes of billet originating from various countries have been heard booked by the Egyptian market over the past week.

The lowest price of $655 per tonne cfr was achieved in a booking of 50,000 tonnes of Iran-origin billet. The material was said to be sold from a trader's position so shipment was expected to...

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