The new year generated renewed demand boosting both the US ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal markets. Scrap metal flows are tight and an increase in demand coupled with inclement weather will limit scrap metal supply over the winter months.
The holiday season is looking bright for Chicago's scrap market with moderate gains being realized in both ferrous and non-ferrous markets and a bullish outlook ...
Chicago’s Ferrous Scrap Metal Market Chicago's ferrous scrap market is still searching for the floor following seven consecutive months of price drops. Novembe ...
Chicago’s Ferrous Scrap Metal Market Diminished demand and droughts on the Mississippi River have dried-up Chicago’s ferrous scrap market with October’s prices ...
Chicago's Ferrous Scrap Metal Market After five consecutive months of falling prices, Chicago's ferrous scrap market has begun to feel like Groundhog Day. US st ...
The Shannon E. Collins Foundation (SECF) committee chose Yvonne O'Rourke and Diego Guttierez as the two recipients of the 2022-2023 Scholarship. Both applicant ...
Falling pig iron and finished steel prices, cool export demand, traditional summer slowdown and the Illinois River closer added downward pressure to August ferr ...
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Bearish Sentiment - July's Scrap Market The bearish outlook came into focus after the delayed start to July's ferrous scrap metal trading finally kicked-off i ...
US scrap markets are free falling into the summer months. What originally felt like a soft sideways ferrous scrap market, quickly turned into steep drop with so ...
