Miller on Scrap: Hope for a bottom in the U.S. market
As we enter the final week of the month, there seems to be growing hope that the U.S. scrap market has bottomed.
Category: Scrap Processors
Sideway spreads with a side of supply shortage
Spreads aren't improving. Supply shortage persists.
DOE to fund up to $934.6M in aluminum, copper decarb projects
The projects are part of a larger, $6-billion DOE agenda funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Miller on scrap: Market deals with ferrous scrap dive
Will prices continue downward in April? Where is the pig iron market heading? How are the steel mills operating?
CRU: Aluminum investments continue to center around remelt and scrap
Ali investments target recycling
Brazilian pig iron prices rise as US buyers face limited supply options
Prices for pig iron in Brazil have increased despite efforts by U.S.-based buyers to lower them. It has been confirmed that a U.S. buyer has purchased a 55,000 MT cargo, presumably for May shipment, at $430/MT FOB South Brazil.
VW workers in Tennessee file petition to join UAW
This marks the first non-union auto plant to file for a union election among those where workers have been attempting to organize in recent months, UAW said
Final Thoughts: scrap community copes with large drop
Insights, Skepticism, and predictions from industry insiders.
Market Update: Copper rallied, leadership changes, green innovations
Trends, transitions, and eco-friendly initiatives
Martin on logistics: What’s driving flatbed rates
The flatbed market for spot rates is showing signs of improvement as we move through the new year.