Ukraine: scrap procurement to fall in 2016
The state enterprise Ukrpromvneshexpertiza says in 2016 ferrous scrap procurement will fall by 9.76% YoY, or by 0.4 million tons, to 3.7 million tons.
Ukraine: ministry accused of scrap lobbying
Ukrtrubprom CEO Leonid Ksaverchuk says Ministry of economic development and trade has been taking decisions reflecting scrap business interests.
Metals of Ukraine & Russia: scrap (grade 2a), November 2015
Month Ukrainian market, $/t, without VAT, FCA, $1/UAH23.885* min max October 118 120 November 118 138 * – Ukrainian Hrivna and Russian Rouble exchange rates are as of 30.11.15 according to the National Bank of Ukraine and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. (Ukrainian Metal)
Ukraine: government to limit scrap flow from uncontrolled territories
The self-proclaimed republics cut bridges, rails and works for scrap.
Metals of Ukraine & Russia: scrap (grade 2a), October 2015
Month Ukrainian market, $/t, without VAT, FCA, $1/UAH22.904* min max September 154 157 October 131 133 * – Ukrainian Hrivna and Russian Rouble exchange rates are as of 31.10.15 according to the National Bank of Ukraine and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. (Ukrainian Metal)
Ukraine: 2016 scrap procurement to stick to 2015 levels
In 2016 scrap procurement in Ukraine is expected on the level of 2015.
Ukraine: experts say scrap exports must be limited
Ferrous metals scrap is Ukraine’s main strategic raw materials of secondary resources, said 86% of the experts, surveyed under the “Strategic raw material resources for Ukraine’s development by 2020”. 64% said the scrap export limitations would promote the country raw material security.
Ukraine: ferrous scrap export duty to go up
The Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseny Yatsenyuk admits the ferrous scrap export duty can increase.