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United States Scrap Metal Report March 13 2010

admin — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 16:18:33 +0000

We have found a great post on all types of scrap metal prices from around the United States. Scrap Price Bulletin provids scrap metal prices in Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Youngstown, Buffalo, Birmingham, South Carolina, New York, Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle-Portland, Hamilton, ON and Houston Regional Steel production. Includes scrap prices for shredded scrap, HMS #1, #1 Heavy Melt, Bushelings, No.1 Dealer Bundles, and more. For all the scrap metal prices go to the SCRAP PRICE BULLETIN

Wire Rod Mills To Raise April 2010 List Prices

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:54:19 +0000

Here is great article from purchasing.com – Wire rod mills to raise April list prices: “announced price increases for April that would take list prices for low-carbon grades up to $765-$770 because of “significant increases” in scrap costs this month…”

U.S. Scrap Metal Prices Rise in Early 2009

admin — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 12:31:56 +0000

U.S. scrap prices rise – U.S. scrap prices started to rebound since the beginning of this year.

Current prices busheling and HMSI scrap have increased by US$15/ton and US$20/ton respectively.

In the U.S. east coast, busheling price hit US$266-283/ton, shredded scrap price reached US$256/ton, while HMSI was priced at US$207/ ton. On the export side, due to less inventory of import scrap, the global market began to activate.

Looking back in 2008, in the January-October, the U.S scrap exports totaled 14.182 million tons, up by 57.8 percent compared with the same period of last year.

Source: www.yieh.com

United States Scrap Prices Increase In December

admin — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 13:39:04 +0000

American scrap prices increase
American scrap prices went up by US$113/ton during the beginning of December, even though the demand is still weak and some mills have not only cut output but also lowered stock.

Market participants still remain optimistic for scrap price because steel mills will have to purchase some after new year. Besides, the scrap supply is not much due to weather problem and reduction of automotive output, the price will hike up a little.

Eastern American traders forecast that the scrap price will at least increase by US$15/ton but Western America anticipates US$49/ton.

Source: www.yieh.com

United States H1 Scrap Metal Prices Keep Steady

admin — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:21:49 +0000

US H1 scrap prices keeps steady

On November 17, the average price of H1 scrap in Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Philadelphia was US$97.50/long ton.

The price of No.2 bundle scrap was US$72/long ton, down by US$30/long ton, which remained the same as last week.

Among them, the average price of H1 scrap in Pittsburgh was US$104.5/long ton and in Chicago was US$89.50/long ton, in Philadelphia was US$98.50.

In east coast, the average price of H1 scrap in New York, Boston, and Huston was US$85.83/long ton, unchanged from last week.
source: www.yieh.com

United States No.2 Bundle Scrap Metal Prices Down November

admin — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 12:09:06 +0000

US No.2 bundle scrap prices down
On November 10, the average price of H1 scrap in Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Philadelphia was US$97.50/long ton, as the same as last week.

The price of No.2 bundle scrap was US$72/long ton, down by US$30/long ton from last week.

Among them, the average price of H1 scrap in Pittsburgh was US$104.5/long ton and in Chicago was US$89.50/long ton, in Philadelphia was US$98.50.

In east coast, the average price of H1 scrap in New York, Boston, and Huston was US$85.83/long ton, down by US$7/long ton from last week.

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Steel, Iron and HMS Scrap Metal Prices New Low in USA

admin — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 12:56:54 +0000

US H1 scrap prices hit low –

On November 3, the average price of H1 scrap in Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Philadelphia dropped by US$63.33/ton to US$97.50/long ton, reaching a new low from 2003. The price of No.2 bundle scrap was US$102.00/long ton, down by US$37.50/long ton.

Among them, the average price of H1 scrap in Pittsburgh was US$104.50/long ton, decreased by US$90/long ton; in Chicago was US$89.50/long ton, down by US$80/long ton; in Philadelphia was 98.50/long ton, decreased by US$20/long ton than the previous week.

In east coast, the average price of H1 scrap in New York, Boston, and Huston was US$92.83/long ton, down by US$70/long ton from last week.

Source www.yieh.com