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| Monday Market Monitor - Scrap - WEEK 11 - Fuelling the fire globally - 22 Mar, 2010 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Scrap prices continued their upward journey, with buyers accepting higher levels last week. The surge in scrap prices is pushing the semis and finished product prices across the globe. It is reported that prices of various grades of scrap are between USD 410 to USD 450 per tonne on CFR basis in various markets and that the buyers have reconciled to these levels.. Turkish import
Change is on March 19th 2010 as compared to March 12th 2010 Rotterdam export
Change is on March 19th 2010 as compared to March 12th 2010 India domestic
Change is on March 19th 2010 as compared to March 12th 2010 In INR per tonne China domestic
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