Election stakes: Steel, scrap and the future of trade
What policy proposals mean for these sectors
What policy proposals mean for these sectors
Rising demand and supply pressures could spark movement in the months ahead.
While futures volatility is making it difficult for dealers and buyers to plan ahead, external factors like rising raw material costs and global economic uncertainty further complicate the landscape.
Will the recent labor contract deal help stabilize recycled metals amidst rising export pressures?
Poor pricing of steel, scrap and other materials weigh on the trading psyche.
The Chinese government announced it will start programs to support its construction and steel industries.
Calm before the storm: The scrap market is sending mixed signals and we're heading into Q4 without the usual urgency
The recycled metals market is facing volatility and potential growth, driven by economic and uncertainty, infrastructure expansion, and evolving trade and environmental policies.
Hopes for stabilization or even a slight recovery is fading as more players expect further declines in September.
Record attendance, real talk- Recycled metals becomes a hot topic at the SMU Steel Summit.