Ship breaking market continues its upward trajectory. The price of scrap is on the rise because of the increased competition in the market.
-In India, appreciated Rupee as well as firming of steel plate prices kept the market in a satisfactory level.
-Local demand for steel in the Bangladeshi market remained strong as the supply side has suffered due to the incessant rains.
-The Pakistani demolition market is also characterized by a shortage of marine steel available for process, leaving potential local buyers in an inconvenient position within the market.
-As for the Far-Eastern market is concerned, price levels still remain low in comparison with the prices offered in the Sub-Continent, as local yards mainly offer deals with subsidized tonnage or environmental friendly recycling.
-Chinese market saw an upward movement in the prices in comparison to last week.
Turkey markets prices kept the same level of high increase in prices as the week prior.
Global Ship Breaking Prices (in USD/LT) in Week-32
|
Country |
General Cargo |
W-o-W |
Tanker |
W-o-W |
Market Sentiments |
|
India |
355 |
+15 |
385 |
+15 |
Rising |
|
Bangladesh |
365 |
+15 |
395 |
+15 |
Rising |
|
Pakistan |
360 |
+15 |
390 |
+15 |
Rising |
|
China |
260 |
+15 |
270 |
+15 |
Rising |
|
Turkey |
285 |
+35 |
295 |
+35 |
Rising |
Source : GMS, SteelMint Research

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