China’s policy changes late last year triggered a drive for higher recovered paper prices, but contacts suggest the party is likely over

European hot-rolled coil (HRC) buyers are scrambling to purchase Asian cargoes, with a rebound in demand hit by disruption to supplies from Turkey following this week's earthquakes there

Global economic headwinds could weigh heavily on key markets throughout the Caribbean

A Turkish mill in a region geographically unaffected by the earthquakes in the southeast of the country on February 6 made a return to the US ferrous scrap export market on Friday February 10

Flat-rolled steel producers in the United States increased spot prices for the fifth time in less than three months on Monday February 13, led by an uptick in spot demand and higher scrap prices, according to market participants; the latest hikes bring the total increases to $260 per short ton

The short term forecasts continue to look underwhelming for the US housing market

We look at the consequences of the decking market's failure to fully recover

Lasse Sinikallas, our director of macroeconomics, shares his analysis on whether Europe’s reliance on Russian energy resources 12 months on

The US Midwest ferrous scrap market extended its upward momentum, rising in February for the first time since 2010 on strong export, good order books and low scrap inventories

Hot-rolled coil prices in the US South brushed against $40 per hundredweight on higher mill offers, but continued to trail their Midwest counterparts due to skeptical buyers with sufficient inventories to wait out what they said was likely a short-term surge