Week in Review: Scrap supply, aluminum trade and more
In case you missed it, here are highlights from the week.
In case you missed it, here are highlights from the week.
The facility also supported the removal of damaged infrastructure and shipping containers following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore in March.
Once was a stable trade environment, aluminum has now become one of the most complicated commodities traded. And it's not getting any better.
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.
SMA states that decarbonization will strongly incentivize the transition to scrap-based production, according to the report.
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!