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According to market reports, European stainless mills are facing mounting cost pressure from both geopolitics and raw materials. Concerns linked to the US-Iran conflict are adding uncertainty to energy and input costs, while 304 scrap has climbed to €1,400/t delivered across most EU countries this month. The continued rise in costs is becoming a key support factor for higher stainless steel prices in Europe.

According to market reports, European mills are closing June order books and beginning to quote for July delivery. Market indications show CRC deals for May delivery were concluded at around €2,550-2,570/t delivered, while June delivery is being offered and achieved at €2,600-2,630/t delivered. July offers have now reached €2,700/t delivered, pointing to a further upward shift in the European stainless CRC price base.

According to market reports, European stainless flat steel prices continue to rise sharply, but overall market sentiment remains cautious. Feedback from the Tube & Wire trade show in Düsseldorf suggests that geopolitical uncertainty, subdued downstream activity, and a mixed outlook for end-users are still weighing on confidence. Although demand has improved from the weak levels seen in 2025, real end-user activity remains disappointing.