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Assessing amount of bubble in Iran’s domestic steel market
The steel market bubble in recent months has been linked to changes in the dollar, something that analysts have not overlooked. The maximum allowable base rate for ingots is 14,580. With a simple calculation, it can be concluded that the steel market bubble fluctuates around 8% negatively.
Reduce apparent consumption of intermediate steel
Statistics of the Iranian Steel Association show that despite the sluggish market in the domestic market, the export situation is favorable. In June, Iran's major steelmakers managed to export 916,000 tons of ingots and steel products, which has a jump of 104% annually. Of course, the domestic market must also be energized to start again.
Tax exemption for basic steel chain products
Recently, the Parliamentary Industry Commission decided to include tax exemptions for some downstream steel industries. This position has been taken with the aim of monetizing
۱۲۸% growth in steel exports in spring of 1400
The 128 percent growth of Iran's steel exports is an issue that has attracted the attention of many market participants in the last month. Khuzestan Steel is unique in the production and export of steel and owes this to the change in engineering methods of production processes and pure thinking. Power outages, however, in the current situation is the biggest risk and obstacle in the path of Iranian steel production.
Power outages have disrupted steel market
Iran's steel market has suffered serious damage due to power outages. Many manufacturers have fallen behind in their international commitments, and this has hit the Iranian steel brand. However, steelmakers are looking to divert the market to their preferred direction from power outages.
Iran’s July steel output to be hit by electricity shortages
Iran's steel output will be negatively affected by severe power shortages that started in June and still remain an issue, market participants said.
Prices rising in domestic steel market
The domestic steel market ended Wednesday in a situation where the trading volume was decreasing day by day. Problems such as power outages, rising dollar rates and frustration with Borjam's future have poisoned the steel market. Traders are waiting for the new government to be able to facilitate the flow of liquidity in the market in a few quick steps. This requires expertise and experience. Some analysts are very worried about the future of this market.
Power outage make steel more expensive
This year's slogan was to disrupt production. These days, the steel and cement sectors are under the blade of the power outage problem. Continuation of this path will deal a fatal blow to the entire steel chain and construction and development projects. The payment subsidies recently offered to steel companies will be a housing boon for the industry, with some ambiguities in its operation.
Steel market in silence
The recession in the steel market has entered a new phase while all factors have joined hands to continue this trend. Power outages, rising dollar prices, rising raw material prices, policymaker passivity, and the gradual removal of rollers from the steel chain and rents in the steel market have caused market conditions to move toward code that makes zero demand signs appear normal in the market.
Evaluation of iron ore prices in world market
The iron ore market continues to thrive despite rising prices and factors such as the imposition of tax penalties. Every day we see an incredible growth rate in this area. China is looking for an approach to enforcing regulatory policies in this market. But some advisers have warned the country that the situation could exacerbate the market situation.
Index trades on domestic steel commodity exchange
On the first day of the week, the Iranian steel market started to rise due to the growth of the dollar price. Some steelmakers have stabilized their ceiling prices. It seems that in the current situation, reforming the structure of the stock exchange is vital to save some steel sectors.
