AMU Survey: Respondents expect Midwest premium to climb in November
Expectations for UBC scrap prices remained stable in October. What shifted was the composition of the remainder.
Expectations for UBC scrap prices remained stable in October. What shifted was the composition of the remainder.
September's survey shows stability, but a closer look reveals diverging conditions: scrap recyclers facing oversupply, semi-fabricators holding ground, and softer price expectations on Midwest premiums and UBCs.
AMU's monthly survey is a great way to keep tabs on what your peers across the industry are thinking.
The August AMU survey reveals lead times lengthening for sheet but easing for billet and extrusions, with distributors, producers, manufacturers, and recyclers each reporting conditions shaped by their position in the value chain.
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Aluminum market participants are increasingly concerned about demand, according to the results of our latest survey. And yet most - nearly 80% - expect the Midwest Premium to hold steady or increase on the impact of President Trump's tariffs.
Our monthly survey collects data on these and other topics in an anonymous format. The goal: to provide you with a snapshot of the market as it is, even if that's not always where it was forecast to be. Our survey data is also a great way to keep tabs on what your peers across the industry are thinking.
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Demand is holding steady, but on-again, off-again tariffs continue to sow uncertainty in the markets, according to AMU’s monthly market survey.
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