Scrap Metal Market Report – March 2021
After a difficult start to negotiations, German steel mills offered scrap suppliers average price increases of €30 per tonne during March. The increases more or less compensated for the ...
Read MoreAfter a difficult start to negotiations, German steel mills offered scrap suppliers average price increases of €30 per tonne during March. The increases more or less compensated for the ...
Read MoreAt the end of January signs of prices weakening became apparent on the international scrap market. A few consumers attempted to take advantage of this in their domestic contract ...
Read MorePrice increases of between €70 and €100 were registered during the month, depending on the date of contract closure, the consumer and the scrap grade concerned. As in December, ...
Read MoreDuring November scrap prices remained more or less unchanged; although some slight price increases were seen, dependant on the scrap grade, mill and supplier concerned. The trade reported that ...
Read MoreAt the beginning of the month and in the light of the weak deep sea market, German consumers wanted to lower their offered prices by between €10 and €15 ...
Read MorePrice increases during both August and September averaged at €20 - €25 per tonne for all steel mills. In order to procure their required quantities, those steel mills with ...
Read MoreJuly’s fall in prices was followed by average price increases of €10 per tonne during August. Consumer scrap demand was regionally very varied. Considering the mills had indicated low ...
Read MoreReduced production, varying demand quantities, depending on the mill and region concerned, and the June negotiations, some of which were less harmonious than others, resulted in German steel mills ...
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