Bearish Outlook- July’s Scrap Market
Bearish Sentiment - July's Scrap Market The bearish outlook came into focus after the delayed start to July's ferrous scrap metal trading finally kicked-off i ...
Bearish Sentiment - July's Scrap Market The bearish outlook came into focus after the delayed start to July's ferrous scrap metal trading finally kicked-off i ...
US scrap markets are free falling into the summer months. What originally felt like a soft sideways ferrous scrap market, quickly turned into steep drop with so ...
After a wild ride, US ferrous and non-ferrous scrap markets were due for a correction. Scrap demand has begun to relax since supply chain disruptions triggered ...
April's forecast for the US ferrous scrap market lost steam and quickly changed from bullish to disappointing as March's buying madness subsided and cooled down ...
US Ferrous scrap markets are forecasted to skyrocket in April and will mark the second largest 1 month gain since 2008. Prime grades of scrap metal will soar ...
Midwest ferrous scrap prices were forecasted to increase in March due to adverse weather conditions, infrastructure demands and new domestic EAF capacity. Add ...
Prime grades of scrap metal followed finished steel's downward trend, dropping $25 per gross ton. Prime grades, including Busheling and Bundles, are down 15% si ...
Unlike last year, 2022 kicked off with lower ferrous scrap prices in the Midwest. Historical trends generally start the new year with a market increase. Last ye ...
The US ferrous scrap market will finish out 2021 holding onto November's prices. November's price surge had many sellers quick to settle at unchanged numbers in fear mills would argue to push prices down.
The US Ferrous scrap market kicked off into the month of November with steel mills quick to offer increased prices for all grades, shredded scrap taking the cak ...