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US April scrap maintains sideways to down sentiment, East Coast export markets could be key

US April scrap pricing still points steady to down, energy costs, freight rates key as war rages

April US scrap seen steady to down amid stable March settles, better yard inflows, lower exports

March US scrap settles flat as better weather increases yard inflows amid brisk mill demand

March US scrap seen at sideways settle as better weather improves yard inflows

March US scrap seen mostly sideways on better weather, yard inflows up

March US steel scrap sideways to down for first time in three months, weather, inflows key

March US steel scrap seen mixed for now, February weather and inflows key to direction

February US scrap settles $20-30/gt up on tight supply, weather and solid mill demand

February US scrap begins trade up $30/gt, weather and delivery issues key this month

February US ferrous scrap seen $20-40/gt up as snow, ice and cold disrupt operations

February US scrap seen stable to up $20/gt, winter storm could disrupt inbound flows, shred ops

Brazilian BPI exporters seek price gains with US scrap, buyers take time to react

February US ferrous scrap seen sideways to up another $10-15/gt in early discussions

January US scrap settles $20-30/gt up on steady domestic, export demand, supply reduced

January US ferrous scrap seen $20-30/gt up as mills raise early 2026 offers

January US scrap seen $20-40/gt higher as weather limits output amid reports of mill restocking programs

January US scrap seen sideways to $20/gt up, possibly more for primes ahead of holiday

January US scrap seen sideways to $40/gt higher following recent December market gains

January scrap seen sharply higher following recent December market gains

December US scrap settles $10-20/gt higher on improved domestic and export demand

December scrap seen sideways to $20/gt up as winter weather reduces shredded supply

December US scrap seen steady to higher ahead of Thanksgiving holiday

December US scrap still seen mostly sideways, though higher pricing a growing possibility

December US scrap seen sideways in early talks, higher pricing possible on better mill buying

November US scrap settles flat on improved demand, Midwest Busheling dips as workable trading ranges tighten

November US scrap seen settling sideways; demand better but still limited

November US scrap outlook maintains sideways outlook following lower October settles

November US scrap still seen sideways following lower October settles

November US scrap seen sideways following lower October settles

October US scrap settles 10-20/gt less amid reduced mill demand, annual maintenance

US October scrap down $10-20/gt across all grades as maintenance culls demand

October US scrap now seen mostly down on reduced domestic mill demand, lower exports

October US scrap seen sideways to $20/gt down on reduced mill demand, trimmed US exports

October US scrap now seen steady to lower following earlier weekly mixed call

October US scrap outlook seen mixed in early call following steady to lower September settles

September US scrap settles sideways to $20/gt less with low demand, bearish outlook

US September scrap seen steady to down; maintenance starts, low HRC and supply overhang may affect primes

September US scrap seen sideways to down for third week amid declining flat steel, start of maintenance season

September US scrap seen sideways to down on declining flat steel, August scrap overhang

September US scrap prices seen sideways to down amid reports of lower weekly steel prices

August US regional scrap prices settle sideways following Trump reversal on pig iron tariffs

August US scrap prices settle sideways following Trump reversal on Brazilian pig iron

August US scrap resumes sideways call with tariff exemptions for Brazilian pig iron

Market to adjust to new normal after last minute move to exempt ex-Brazil BPI from 50% tariff in US

Steel market insiders predict 50 percent Brazilian pig iron tariffs to happen tomorrow

Ex-Brazil BPI below $400/mt FOB as offers to Europe emerge at lower level

Import BPI prices in US indicatively up, focus on negotiations for Asian origins

August US scrap prices still seen sideways, though Brazilian tariffs could boost mill buying

August scrap prices seen sideways, though stability next month still hinges on Brazil pig iron tariffs


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