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Iron prices remain stable in Egypt on 17 September

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Iron prices remained stable at Egyptian factories and on the market on Thursday 17 September 2026. Most producers kept their prices unchanged pending new price lists, in line with the prices announced for September sales, according to Egyptian daily Al Youm Al Sabea.

Iron prices remained stable on Thursday 17 September 2026 at most Egyptian factories and on the Egyptian market, pending new prices. The price of a tonne of Ezz long steel was set at 39,850 Egyptian pounds, compared with 36,000 pounds for coils, ex-factory, according to the prices announced by Egyptian manufacturers for September sales.

A tonne of Beshay steel was offered at 39,200 pounds and Al-Masriyeen steel at 37,350 pounds. Gioushy Steel’s prices stood at 34,500 pounds for the CR/DR standard and 37,300 pounds for the DWR standard, including 14% VAT. Suez Steel listed its price at 38,950 pounds, while products from Misr Steel and Al-Madina Steel cost 34,600 and 36,500 pounds respectively. These prices come after several sharp declines in recent months.

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