Steel prices in the Fourth week of October 2025
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Steel prices in the Fourth week of October 2025

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Global steel markets showed limited price fluctuations during the fourth week of October 2025, according to data obtained by the Arab Iron and Steel Union.

Prices of HS1&2 scrap (80:20 mix) imported by Turkey from the United States remained stable at $352 per ton CFR, marking a slight decrease of $1 compared with the previous week.

Meanwhile, iron ore (62% Fe) from Australia to China, CFR held steady at $103 per ton, showing no week-on-week change.

In the billet market, prices recorded an increase, with Russian exports FOB ranging between $435–440 per ton, up $3, while Turkish imports from CIS countries (CFR) rose to $455–460 per ton, up $8 week-on-week.

As for rebar, prices remained unchanged at $545–555 per ton FOB Turkey and $490–510 per ton FOB CIS compared with the previous week.

Regarding wire rod, prices were stable at $555–565 per ton FOB Turkey.
However, hot-rolled coil (HRC) prices from Russia FOB declined to $455–460 per ton, down $8, while cold-rolled coil (CRC, 1 mm) from China FOB fell to $525–535 per ton, decreasing by $10 from the previous week.

The following is the steel prices statement in the global markets on 25 October 2025

Product

Place

Min$

Max$

Date

w-o-w

w-o-w

Scrap HMS 1&2 (80:20)

ex-USA, CFR Turkey

352

352

25/10/2025

-1

Iron ore Fe 62%

CFR Australia

103

103

25/10/2025

0

Billet

FOB Russia

435

440

25/10/2025

3

ex-CIS, CFR Turkey

455

460

25/10/2025

8

Rebar

FOB Turkey

545

555

25/10/2025

0

FOB CIS

490

510

25/10/2025

0

Wire Rod

FOB Turkey

555

565

25/10/2025

0

HR coil

FOB Russia

455

460

25/10/2025

-8

CR coil, 1 mm

FOB China

525

535

25/10/2025

-10

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