RMU Survey: Prices for ferrous, non-ferrous unlikely to fall soon
On the ferrous side, about two-thirds of the respondents indicated ferrous scrap prices would remain stable, while one-quarter thought they would rise in May.
On the ferrous side, about two-thirds of the respondents indicated ferrous scrap prices would remain stable, while one-quarter thought they would rise in May.
Non-ferrous recycled metals market faces slow flow despite high demand.
Auto sales were lower as the first quarter closed out, driven largely in part due to continued elevated prices and interest rates.
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