U.S. scrap prices hold steady amid market downturn, bucking industry expectations
Could ferrous scrap prices have hit bottom?
Could ferrous scrap prices have hit bottom?
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One of the positive things about the market we are seeing are firm prices on export and relatively high pig iron prices as compared to the forecasted price of domestic scrap.
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