Tag: Export

Ferrous Scrap Prices Flat to Slightly Higher in November

Scrap pricing for November is difficult to generalize with notable regional differences, but for the most part obsolete grades have traded sideways while prime grades have seen a small increase, sources tell Steel Market Update. Scrap prices for December are widely expected to move higher, lending further support to higher finished steel prices as the […] The post Ferrous Scrap Prices Flat to Slightly Higher in November appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Experts Predict “Strong Sideways” for November Scrap Prices

Despite some initial concern that the ferrous scrap market would dip in November, scrap dealers anticipate a “strong sideways” price trend next month. “Export sales have been voluminous over the last two weeks, and prices are now about $10 off the lowest levels they fell to over the last month or so,” said a dealer […] The post Experts Predict “Strong Sideways” for November Scrap Prices appeared first on Steel Market Update.

HR Futures: More Pressure in HR Prices, Little Change in BUS Futures

The following article on the hot rolled coil (HRC) steel 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 The latest hot roll production data shows that recent year-on-year figures are off by roughly 20 percent due mainly to […] The post HR Futures: More Pressure in HR Prices, Little Change in BUS Futures appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Optimistic Outlook at Schnitzer Steel

Schnitzer Steel, a metals recycler and steel manufacturer, maintained operations throughout the pandemic, navigating though low scrap supply and falling demand and emerging optimistic about the year ahead. “These past seven months have been challenging for all of us,” said Chairman and CEO Tamara Lundgren of Schnitzer Steel. “We have been confronted with cascading crises, […] The post Optimistic Outlook at Schnitzer Steel appeared first on Steel Market Update.