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Ivan Lechuga

I am a marketing major from Tecnologico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey, in Mexico. I have been covering the ferrous sector for four years. At SteelOrbis I cover the N. America ferrous scrap market, which, in the case of the US, includes the domestic and exports market. For Mexico and Canada, I cover the domestic scrap market.

 
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Mexican domestic ferrous prices trend sideways another week as mills have enough inventory

US and Brazilian BPI prices stay flat amid a lack of deals

US domestic scrap prices settled $20-30/gt in some markets, negotiations ongoing in others

USWC scrap prices for the export market remain unchanged this week amid uncertainty

USEC scrap-to-dock prices remain largely unchanged this week

Mexican domestic ferrous scrap prices stop rising and trend flat

BPI prices in the US and Brazil drop based on a new deal

US domestic ferrous scrap prices could rise by $20-30/gt in November

USWC containerized scrap prices drop, expected to continue to decline in Nov

USEC scrap to docks price drops from last week are backtracked, market remains stable

Mexico's domestic ferrous scrap market continues to rise

US and Brazil BPI prices remain unchanged, producers aim to increase offers soon

US domestic scrap prices could grow again in November, a $20/gt rise is rumored

USWC and Houston export scrap prices rise, but downtrend already in sight

USEC dock prices drop in NY, are sideways in Philadelphia and Boston

Canadian domestic scrap prices rise C$40-50/nt in October

Mexico's domestic scrap market reaches a point of inflection and sees clear upward trend

US and Brazilian BPI prices rise on higher offer levels

US domestic scrap market settles up $20-30/gt in most locations

USWC scrap prices to docks and containerized scrap prices remain flat this week

Mexico's domestic ferrous scrap prices increase across the board

US and Brazilian BPI prices inch up on latest deal

US domestic scrap negotiations for October have sellers looking for higher bids

USWC scrap-to-dock prices diverge; containers inch up again

USEC scrap-to-dock prices trend sideways another week

Mexico's domestic ferrous prices inch up, they could grow by MXN300/mt in Oct

US domestic scrap set to increase by $20/gt or more in October

USWC scrap to docks prices stay flat, containerized inches up again

USEC scrap-to-dock prices remain stable, in Philadelphia they inch up slightly

Mexico's domestic scrap prices in the Central region inch up, Norte and Bajio remain flat

US and Brazilian BPI prices trend rather stable this week, but hopes for increase emerge

US domestic scrap market could see a strong sideways trend in October

USWC scrap to dock prices remain flat, containerized prices for export inch up again

USEC scrap-to-dock prices remain unchanged, exporters cite uncertainty in the market

Mexican ferrous scrap prices grow in Bajio, remain stable in the Northern and Central regions

Brazilian BPI prices inch down based on one new deal; US reference also corrected only slightly

US domestic scrap market sees bullishness; rumors out of ReMA Round Tables

USWC containerized scrap prices for export rise, bulk scrap prices to docks remain flat

USEC scrap prices to docks inch up due to bullish export market

Mexican domestic scrap prices remain unchanged, market reported to have hit bottom

Brazilian BPI prices drop slightly on discussed EU deal, pressure from previous Indian sales

US scrap weekly: Prices could continue stable run in October

Canadian domestic scrap prices soften as mills pause purchases amid tariff turmoil

USWC scrap prices for the export market remain flat amid Asian stability

USEC scrap to docks prices remain flat, participants expect increases soon

Mexico's domestic scrap prices continue to soften

US resumes buying of Brazil BPI, focusing on low-phosphorus material

US scrap weekly: Domestic in September starts to settle sideways across the board

USWC prices to docks drop as prepared scrap for export prices remain stable

USEC scrap to docks prices remain unchanged another week


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