Contributor: Jack Marshall

Hot Rolled Futures: Declining Futures Prices Reflect Rising Interest Rate Concerns

The following article on the hot rolled coil (HRC), scrap and financial futures markets was written by Jack Marshall of Crunch Risk LLC. Here is how Jack saw trading over the past week: Hot Rolled Recent HR spot price increases have continued to decelerate this month as prices near $1,500/ton. Initial market metallic supply concerns […] The post Hot Rolled Futures: Declining Futures Prices Reflect Rising Interest Rate Concerns appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Hot Rolled Futures: Big Spike in Metallics Pushes Ferrous Prices Higher

The following article on the hot rolled coil (HRC), scrap and financial futures markets was written by Jack Marshall of Crunch Risk LLC. Here is how Jack saw trading over the past week: Hot Rolled The Ukraine/Russia war continues to fester, leaving all markets with maximum uncertainty. HR physical prices have risen just over $300/ST […] The post Hot Rolled Futures: Big Spike in Metallics Pushes Ferrous Prices Higher appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Hot Rolled Futures: Strong Near-Term Price Reversal in HR; How Long Will it Last?

The following article on the hot rolled coil (HRC), scrap and financial futures markets was written by Jack Marshall of Crunch Risk LLC. Here is how Jack saw trading over the past week: Hot Rolled In spite of a large drop in the HR index this past week (sub $950/ST), the forward curve in HR […] The post Hot Rolled Futures: Strong Near-Term Price Reversal in HR; How Long Will it Last? appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Hot Rolled Futures: Market Retracement – Gradual or Quick? Or Sideways?

The following article on the hot rolled coil (HRC), scrap and financial futures markets was written by Jack Marshall of Crunch Risk LLC. Here is how Jack saw trading over the past week: Hot Rolled Spot HR has declined each of the last three Wednesday’s for a total loss of $86/ST. Spot HR has lost […] The post Hot Rolled Futures: Market Retracement – Gradual or Quick? Or Sideways? appeared first on Steel Market Update.