On Sunday, as Neyshabur rebar offerings from some traders continued to maintain stability, others traded up to the market's bottom line, such as the Abhar rebar; Toman + vat. Merchants' discounts on the mid-range product and generally more were heard on Saturday, but the rebar market as a whole is currently saturated and all chains are integrated into the consumer market because of no lightening of remittances. Purchased by bankers in the hierarchy of lower chains connecting to the end consumer and the real consumer; re-activating them in the stock market is virtually impossible and somehow seems to have reached a dead end. The warehouses are full of commodities and the winter is also a time of silence in the consumer market. The hassle of unloading loads, including the postcode registered in the Comprehensive Warehouse System, is another issue that is currently challenging the warehouser or buyer of a project.

While major world markets have been welcoming New Year's delivery and sales in these markets have fallen for now, Iran's export bullion rate was last heard around $ 6 per tonne FOB of Iranian ports, and the same rate is expected. The country's steelmakers have increased their domestic market and, on the other hand, the rolling stock activists continue to look at their export market, or the export market of ribbed rebar to neighboring countries, at a rate of around 5 to 7 USD and with their margin maintained at Their acceptable acceptance rate for bullion, regardless of the stagnation in the domestic market They compete to buy these raw materials on the commodity exchange.
Two rolling stock groups are currently operating in the domestic market:

2) A group that is small but strong in activity and looking at the export markets of Iran's neighbors and the domestic market in general is of secondary importance to them; they are the ones that continue to compete on the exchange. The commodity has maintained the bullion rate to the present day at the range of 1 to 2 Tomans + vat with a certain distance from its export product range.

2) Group II, seen in large numbers but lower in power than Group I, have concentrated their or most of their activities on the domestic market, and most of their required bullion from the induction bullion market. The current conditions for their operation in the domestic market have become much more difficult and difficult than before. Because they are deprived of the first group export table, the rolling stock market holdings are also significantly affected by the high rate of bullion in the market, since the domestic market demands an independent line of export markets and is now bound to The stall has come in handy at current prices, and this group of rollers has faced the challenge of high bullion rates for the domestic market.

On the other hand, we have heard that the screws for regulating the market for sponge iron and scrap are directly and indirectly still in the hands of major steelmakers and do not allow price reductions in these markets as the raw material required by induction steelmakers. Therefore, induction steelmakers, despite the current market downturn, are currently in a dilution of raw materials and have thus become "Achm" in the current downturn.
In a nutshell, we have been at the forefront of the hands of the big steelmakers in all aspects of the domestic steel market, from the top and bottom of the production chain, and it seems that the real privates or Group B's Are in group A) have no role in determining the value of their products before or after the chain, and are, in some way, doomed to the present mechanism and merely observe this situation.