November ferrous scrap market slows with export pullback
It is not uncommon for the November scrap market to trade sideways.
It is not uncommon for the November scrap market to trade sideways.
Kaiser reported net income of $12 million for the third quarter.
Our trade and economic activity for the last year has not been aimed at expanding trade and understanding, but on restricting trade as a national priority.
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In the Southeast, sentiment is looking up as demand for scrap seems to be back to somewhat normal levels.
CMC CEO has faith the underlying near and long-term demand fundamentals remain strong based on customer conversations.
China's steel surge pressures global markets, while aluminum faces price drop and scrap gains.