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.
Seeing Green – March’s Scrap Market
Scrap Dealers are seeing green and enjoying higher prices as March's scrap market comes into focus. Strong demand, reduced scrap flows, and challenges associat ...
Feeling the Love – February’s Scrap Market
February's US scrap market is feeling the love as most commodities have held their record high values as the market transitioned from January to February. Chica ...
Global Fight to Secure Material – January’s Scrap Market
The domestic scrap market has started the New Year with a bang! Ferrous and non-ferrous markets have skyrocketed with consumers, both domestically and abroad, ...
Light at the End of the Tunnel | December’s Scrap Market
The domestic scrap market is seeing light at the end of 2020's very dark tunnel. Tight supply, strong global demand and low mill inventories are the three maj ...
Let’s Scrap 2020 | Hedge Your Way to Certainty in 2021
Are you looking for some certainty for 2021? 2020 will undoubtedly go down as one of the most unprecedented years in our lifetime. Between the pandemic, lockd ...
BL Duke Awarded ESGR Above & Beyond Award
In honor of Veteran’s Day, we wanted to shine light on a program dedicated to warriors in the workforce. The Employee Support of the Guard and Reserve is a prog ...
About-Face | November’s Scrap Market
As we round-out 2020 the United States ferrous scrap market has taken an interesting twist. The Chicago ferrous scrap market sideways to up $20 per gross ton. ...
Trick or Treat? | October’s Scrap Market
The early forecast that October's market would follow September's upward trajectory was quickly dialed back when ferrous scrap trade kicked off earlier this wee ...