The Rebound – November’s Scrap Market
The US Ferrous scrap market kicked off into the month of November with steel mills quick to offer increased prices for all grades, shredded scrap taking the cak ...
Under Pressure – October’s Scrap Market
Chicago's scrap metal market has given way to downward pressure with some ferrous and non-ferrous commodity prices retreating at the onset of October. After mu ...
Cooling Down – September’s Scrap Market
The US ferrous scrap market has cooled off. Although scrap dealers pushed back, steel mills were successful in securing tons at lower prices. In Chicago, cut ...
Dog Days of Summer- August’s Scrap Market
Domestic demand for scrap metal continues to be strong for both ferrous and non-ferrous commodities. Stricking deals, placing orders and securing delivery appo ...
Shannon E. Collins Foundation- 2021-2022 Scholarships Awarded!
The Shannon E. Collins Foundation (SECF) committee chose Gabriella Ziletti and Diego Guttierez as the two recipients of the 2021-2022 Scholarship. Both applica ...
Upcoming Trade Shows 2021
Want to meet the BL Duke Team and learn why we’re the fastest growing scrap metal company in the Chicago area? Stop by and meet us at one of the upcoming trade shows.
Prime Demand – July’s Scrap Market
As we move into the latter half of 2021, the US scrap market remains competitive. The semiconductor chip shortage continues to be the star of the show with many ...
More Upside – June’s Scrap Market
We’re half way through 2021 and the weather is not the only thing heating up. The US ferrous scrap market is approaching record high with signals of more upsid ...
Bullish – May’s Scrap Market
Demand for scrap has maintained its momentum into the second quarter of 2021. It has remained strong for both ferrous and non-ferrous markets domestically and ...
It’s Simple, Supply and Demand – April’s Scrap Market
April's scrap markets are the most predictable we've seen in over a year. There are no wild cards or missing puzzle pieces impacting the markets. This month, it's as simple as good old supply and demand.