Singapore rebar import market weakens on thin demand, falling scrap

October 06, 2020 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

Rebar buyers in Singapore continued to exhibit limited appetite for imported materials in the week to Monday October 5, with market sources saying prices had slipped due to the recent decline in global scrap prices.

Offers for Turkish rebar were at $470-475 per tonne cfr Singapore on a theoretical weight basis, according to a major Singaporean buyer, which is down by $10-15 per tonne week on week.
There were no offers of materials from other origins in the Singapore spot market this past week.

"Offers have dropped now due to the lower scrap prices. But, other than that, there are limited...

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