Final Thoughts: Summer supply crunch has ferrous sentiment faltering as non-ferrous copper soars
Market dynamics unleash fury: Ferrous fades as non-ferrous copper roars
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As we have seen with other indicators, there appears to be a strengthening trend afoot.
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Final Thoughts
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Miller on Ferrous: The most underappreciated grade
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Northern buyers enter April scrap market with sideways pricing
US steelmakers opt for sideways pricing in April, defying speculation. Great Lakes mills settle for a 'strong' sideways move influenced by export activity, with other regions likely to follow suit.