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Global Scrap Market: U.S. Continues to Increase Share

Steel Market Update is pleased to share this Premium content with Executive-level members. For more information on how to upgrade to a Premium-level subscription, email info@SteelMarketUpdate.com. This is a quarterly analysis that SMU performs using data from the Iron and Steel Statistics Bureau in the UK. We believe that to improve our understanding of the […] The post Global Scrap Market: U.S. Continues to Increase Share appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Consensus View: Ferrous Scrap Prices Under Pressure for May

Finished steel price momentum has been particularly difficult to gauge of late and what happens to ferrous scrap prices next month may be telling. Scrap for May appears to be under pressure. Despite relatively healthy U.S. steel demand and domestic mills cranking out flat rolled steel at nearly full capacity, scrap prices have seen declines […] The post Consensus View: Ferrous Scrap Prices Under Pressure for May appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Consensus View: Ferrous Scrap Prices Under Pressure for May

Finished steel price momentum has been particularly difficult to gauge of late and what happens to ferrous scrap prices next month may be telling. Scrap for May appears to be under pressure. Despite relatively healthy U.S. steel demand and domestic mills cranking out flat rolled steel at nearly full capacity, scrap prices have seen declines […] The post Consensus View: Ferrous Scrap Prices Under Pressure for May appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Ferrous Scrap Expected to Settle Up $20 for March

Ferrous scrap prices are expected to settle around $20/GT higher for March following weakness in January and February, report Steel Market Update sources. “The March domestic market seems to have $20/GT baked into it,” commented one dealer in the Northeast. “Poor inflows due to bad weather and seasonality, along with a stronger export market, are […] The post Ferrous Scrap Expected to Settle Up $20 for March appeared first on Steel Market Update.

Raw Material Prices: Iron Ore, Coking Coal, Pig Iron, Scrap and Zinc

In the last month, there has been a positive turnaround of raw materials prices.  Table 1 summarizes the price changes through February of the five materials considered in this analysis. It reports the month/month, 3 month/3 month and 12 month/12 month changes and tells us that price movements with the exception of busheling have been […] The post Raw Material Prices: Iron Ore, Coking Coal, Pig Iron, Scrap and Zinc appeared first on Steel Market Update.