Iran's Rebar Market Stalls for Two Weeks as Beam Prices Edge Up on FX Swings (Friday, July 3, 2026)

From June 22 to July 1, 2026 (1 to 10 Tir 1405), rebar prices at most Iranian mills held flat or fluctuated within a narrow band, while some steel beam sizes rose 200 to 2,000 tomans on exchange-rate volatility. Meanwhile, Furnace 8 at Mobarakeh Steel, damaged in air strikes months earlier, returned to production on June 9, 2026 (19 Khordad 1405), in just 45 days versus an initial four-month estimate.

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