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Chambers Global Practice Guides: Debt Finance 2026 – UAE Chapter

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By William Watson, Sam Manful, Alexandra Anderson
| paulhastings.com
May 21, 2026 By William Watson,Sam Manful,Alexandra Wingroveand Charles Anderson In the latest edition of Chambers and Partners’ Debt Finance practice guide, partner William Watson, together with associates Sam Manful, Alexandra Wingrove and Charles Anderson, explore the evolving UAE debt finance market.
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CRU: US, Mexico longs prices continue to rise while Brazil demand lags

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By Alexandra Anderson
| Steel Market Update
Prices for US rebar rose $2 per hundredweight (cwt) on further rises in scrap. Sources noted that downstream fabricator margins are squeezed because they have not been able to increase prices to end users to the same degree that mills have increased steel prices. That is despite some support from data center construction, although traditional construction demand is low. Import volumes are down significantly year on year (y/y).
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CRU: Fewer imports tighten US steel supply, supporting domestic prices

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By Alexandra Anderson
| Steel Market Update
This news item was first published by CRU. To learn about CRU’s global commodities research and analysis services, visit www.crugroup.com. Lower finished steel imports continued to support US domestic prices this month. HR coil prices are up more than $40 per metric ton (mt) month-on-month (m/m) due to higher seasonal demand in January and tightening domestic supply. The same trend was seen in the rebar market, as producers remained fully booked and rising scrap prices bolstered the market.
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