Tag: CRU

Schnitzer Profits Soar; Cascade Returning After Fire

Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc., posted its best results in more than a decade in its fiscal third quarter thanks to high prices and strong demand for both ferrous and nonferrous scrap. The Portland, Ore.-based scrap recycler and long steel producer recorded net income of $63.6 million in the third quarter after losing approximately $5 million […] The post Schnitzer Profits Soar; Cascade Returning After Fire appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Goncalves: Carbon Border Mechanism Could Replace Section 232

The dilemma is global warming, CO2 is just the proxy, Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. President and CEO Lourenco Goncalves said during the opening keynote speech at CRU’s Steel Decarbonization Strategies 2021 Virtual Conference. Cliffs’ top executive took a strong stance during his talk—which opened the first major event devoted exclusively to the topic of decarbonization in the […] The post Goncalves: Carbon Border Mechanism Could Replace Section 232 appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Goncalves: Carbon Border Mechanism Could Replace Section 232

The dilemma is global warming, CO2 is just the proxy, Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. President and CEO Lourenco Goncalves said during the opening keynote speech at CRU’s Steel Decarbonization Strategies 2021 Virtual Conference. Cliffs’ top executive took a strong stance during his talk—which opened the first major event devoted exclusively to the topic of decarbonization in the […] The post Goncalves: Carbon Border Mechanism Could Replace Section 232 appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Futures: HR, Busheling Prices Continue Slow March Higher as Capacity Issues Linger

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 June, HR futures prices have continued to push higher on an average daily volume of just over 17,000 ST […] The post Futures: HR, Busheling Prices Continue Slow March Higher as Capacity Issues Linger appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Scrap Squeeze Ahead as World Switches to EAFs: McKinley

The traditional correlations between finished steel and scrap prices have broken down this year, and historical spreads might remain off-kilter as more electric-arc furnace (EAF) mills come online globally, CRU Senior Analyst Ryan McKinley said. Crude steel output via EAFs in North America is expected to grow by about 16 million metric tonnes, approximately 20%, […] The post Scrap Squeeze Ahead as World Switches to EAFs: McKinley appeared first on Steel Market Update.