The upcoming election and how it affects recycled metals
Post-election recycled metals markets have consistently seen price surges driven by domestic policies, but volatility remains a constant factor.
Post-election recycled metals markets have consistently seen price surges driven by domestic policies, but volatility remains a constant factor.
CMC CEO has faith the underlying near and long-term demand fundamentals remain strong based on customer conversations.
China's steel surge pressures global markets, while aluminum faces price drop and scrap gains.
Its new partnership will add to their decarbonization efforts.
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.
Watching markets alone isn't enough anymore; now we have to dive into the macro level!
China's steel surge threatens global markets as excess capacity soars: How will the world respond?
The fourth quarter may have some relief for both trade industries, with the ferrous raw materials prices usually starting to rise during the fall and winter months.
Calm before the storm: The scrap market is sending mixed signals and we're heading into Q4 without the usual urgency
ReMA Roundtable: Deal, no deal. If people aren't coming to the Roundtable to execute annual contracts this year, then where has their focus shifted to?