Tag: AISI

Ten Reasons Why SMU Price Momentum Indicator Adjusted to “Lower”

On Friday, Steel Market Update (SMU) adjusted our Price Momentum Indicator to Lower from Neutral. It is our opinion that flat rolled steel prices will move lower over the next 30 days for the following 10 reasons: First, when the head of commercial of a domestic steel mill tells SMU that “transaction pricing cannot go […] The post Ten Reasons Why SMU Price Momentum Indicator Adjusted to “Lower” appeared first on Steel Market Update.

April Ferrous Scrap Prices: No Dramatic Shifts in Pricing Seen

Early indications (and we should put special emphasis on the word “early”) are for ferrous scrap prices to trend slightly lower on shred and obsolete grades while prime grades (busheling/bundles) are expected to trade sideways due to strong demand from sheet mills. In March, prices for prime grades of scrap rose $60-$65 per gross ton […] The post April Ferrous Scrap Prices: No Dramatic Shifts in Pricing Seen appeared first on Steel Market Update.