According to Siderweb, coil prices are increasing by only a few euros at a time. The publication identifies reduced imports and CBAM as supporting factors and reports difficulties among steel service centers. Siderweb’s analysis characterizes prices and demand as continuing to move separately.
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The combination of rising prices and unresponsive demand suggests that supply-side support, rather than stronger consumption, is driving the market. This may limit service centers’ ability to pass through higher coil costs and intensify pressure on margins.
MetalMate analysis- The reported price increases are incremental, at only a few euros at a time.
- Reduced imports and CBAM are cited by Siderweb as price-supporting factors; the supplied material does not detail the specific CBAM mechanism.
- Steel service centers are described as being under pressure.
- No detailed price levels, volumes, company names or geographic market are provided in the supplied text.
Watch whether demand begins to validate the price increases, whether reduced import availability persists, and whether service centers can pass higher costs to customers. Further detail is needed to assess the scale and durability of the reported movement.
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- Article status
- Published · Version 1
- Source date
- 28 September 2026
- MetalMate publication
- 29 September 2026
- Verification
- Automated evidence checks; not human reviewed
Coils: prezzi e domanda continuano a viaggiare separati — siderweb
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