The markets not settled are:
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Alabama
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Arkansas
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Chicago
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Cincinnati
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Cleveland
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Detroit
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Houston
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, North Carolina
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, South Carolina
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Philadelphia
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Pittsburgh
- Ferrous scrap domestic dealer selling prices, Atlanta
- Ferrous scrap domestic dealer selling prices, St Louis
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying price trends, Seattle, Portland
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Hamilton, Ontario
- Ferrous scrap domestic consumer buying prices, Montreal
The delay in settling these markets comes amid the late breaking of September’s ferrous trade following the Labor Day holiday on Monday September 4 in the United States. Negotiations continue, and Fastmarkets will ensure the outstanding markets are settled as soon as the requisite information is made available.
These prices are a part of the Fastmarkets Scrap Physical Prices package.
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To see all of Fastmarkets’ pricing methodology and specification documents, go to https://www.fastmarkets.com/methodology.
