Is the domestic market price for the ribbed rebar close to the ceiling?

Rolling mill rebar export rates are an obstacle to further increase the competitive bullion rate

One suspect of this opening up in the increase in output of some factories in terms of product diversification in the domestic market could be that at present the prices of ribbed rebar are now closer than ever to our manufacturers' export rates for this product, and so on. Perhaps one of the most important reasons for the increase in output to the domestic market.
The export rate of the ribbed rebar of our country producers to some of the neighboring countries, according to the recent pattern of behavior, is estimated to be around $ 2 to $ 2 lower than the export rate of Iranian bullion, at a rate of about $ 1- $ 1 per ton We will come up with a handy dollar account of the current $ 1,000 Toman, roughly equivalent to about $ 1 to $ 1.
Of course, domestic rates are sold to the final customer for 5% of VAT, but in contrast to recent hearings by some officials, the domestic rate ceiling is about 2% lower than export rates. It can be stated that the average domestic rate of ribbed rebar now stands at about 5%, equal to the export rate of our neighbors, and these two rates are now closer than ever.
Bullion Competitive Rate Ceiling on Commodity Exchange Close to Threshold?
On the other hand, it seems that due to the export rate of rolling rebar rebar somehow this rate will not allow more competition on the ceiling of current touch rates on the stock exchange in order to acquire bullion.
The bullion's competitive trading rate has been recorded in the latest stock market offerings, around Rs. 2, which approximates the export rate of rolling stock, around Rs. 2 to Rs. It is considered a gross margin for rolling stocks, so it is natural that activity in the export market of Iran's neighbors' ribbed rebar will not allow rollers to buy at higher rates, in which case it can be acknowledged that Somehow the competitive bullion rate ceiling on the stock exchange is nearing its threshold because I am after the competition More on the bullion's competitive price ceiling would actually mean a lowering of the rolling stock margin in export markets, unless we still see world rates rising for about a week now, which seems to be the uptrend of world prices for now. It has stopped.