Week in review: Holding pattern or breaking point?
Premiums are spiking, tariffs are biting, and buyers are scrambling. This isn't normal, it's aluminum in chaos.
Premiums are spiking, tariffs are biting, and buyers are scrambling. This isn't normal, it's aluminum in chaos.
Looking at short line and regional movements as an indirect barometer of what's happening in aluminum rail movements.
Between the macro results and tariff fallout, there's more than enough to unpack - the data dump was massive, prices went haywire, and the outlook got even foggier.
While spreads in the 66-67% range offer relief from the 82-83% squeeze seen earlier this year, they’re resting on a delicate equilibrium.
West Coast congestion returns as tariff chaos fuels container surge.
Memorial Day gives us a moment to reflect on the materials and industries that have supported American strength.
The partnership could reshape how recycled aluminum is processed and delivered to customers across the United States.
CRU just took a red pen to its global economic forecast and they didn’t hold back. They’re calling this the biggest monthly downgrade since the pandemic, and tariffs are at the center of it.
April's survey paints a picture of a market holding steady, but it's far from smooth sailing.
I don’t want to be the grandparent telling number one grandchild that Santa bailed out on Christmas this year and there won’t be any toys coming (from China).