The rapid shift in the market with the sharp rise in prices has created the impression among the public that steelmakers are trying to disprove organized stock market numbers and figures with the recent downturn in stock markets and To compensate for the inductive bullion; however, the relatively full supply and the rebar contract did not allow for a staggering one-two-day low once again, although these offerings are quite cautious, with calculated baskets and relatively early supply volumes. They are poorly planned. Therefore, the players in this field are trying to coordinate this market in terms of engineered commodity exchange rates so as to stimulate speculators' demand to meet this demand again for current supply.

Until yesterday, given the recent two-week trading rate of bullion on the stock exchange, the base rate for the next week has risen by more than 2 USD, while the same bullion has traded off the market yesterday. It has now to wait to see if such market charging can once again spark speculative overhaul and liquidity in the domestic rebar market. The current can play an important role in encouraging this liquidity to attract stock market supply.

In these circumstances, experience has shown that emotional purchases in the iron market, especially in the more popular products, such as the rebar, should be avoided in order to avoid further harm in the face of difficult economic sanctions and financial pressure.