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What Trump and Vance mean for trade
Tariffs likely regardless of November winner.
Tariffs likely regardless of November winner.
A four-year retrospective on EV demand and its implications for copper and the recycled metals industry.
Supply and demand winding down as weather and holiday disruptions hit major recycled metals markets.
The summer lull is a key factor but not the only one…
The theme lately for scrap buyers seems to be: If you have a load, name your price.
Section 232 and how a Trump win could impact the recycled metals industry.
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.
Market holds firm despite global trade shifts and solar energy boom.
Markets rebound in July on lower rates and dollar.
Scrap metal markets face dynamic shifts: Aluminum steady, copper surging, steel struggling.