Why Turkish scrap prices are breaking away from South Asia ? What lies ahead in 2026?
19 Dec 2025 | Time :11:30 am
Turkish scrap prices have moved well above South Asian levels, driven by structural shifts in costs, trade flows, and regional demand. This session examines the evolving scrap pricing dynamics across Turkiye and South Asia, why Turkish mills continue to absorb higher prices, and what lies ahead—closing with a near-term outlook on prices, demand, and trade flows into 2026.
How has the scrap pricing mechanism shifted across Turkiye and South Asia?
Topic of Discussion
1. What is the real and sustainable cost advantage of CBAM for Turkiye over other steel producers in the EU market?
2. What factors are preventing Indian scrap importers from staying aligned with global scrap price movements?
3. What structural and macro factors are constraining Bangladesh’s steel and scrap demand after the 2024 political transition?
4. Why is Pakistan’s steel recovery lagging even as scrap imports increase in 2025?
5. 2026 Outlook: What should the market expect in the next quarter in terms of pricing, demand, and trade flows?
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