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US Scrap: Prime Expected Stable In September, Pressure On Secondary Grades From Inventories And Maintenance

25 August 2026 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

The US ferrous scrap market is approaching September negotiations with divergent expectations among different material grades. Numerous sellers expect continued stability for prime scrap, while shredded and other secondary categories could continue to face downward pressure. The outlook is influenced above all by excess shredded material remaining available after August negotiations, still-strong flows to collection […]

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