Ferrous Scrap: 2026 Opens With Higher Prices And A Market In Waiting
The ferrous scrap market opened 2026 with a clearly positive trend, recording in January an overall increase of around €25 per tonne compared with the levels of the last week of December. After this initial strengthening phase, in recent sessions prices appear to have...
Europe: Aluminium Scrap And Secondary Ingot Markets Pause After The Rally
After a strong rally recorded in the first weeks of January, the European market for aluminium scrap and secondary ingots showed a pause, with market participants engaged in reassessing price risk in a context marked by conflicting currency, macroeconomic and...
United States: Aluminium Scrap And Secondary Alloy Prices Continue To Rise
Prices for aluminium scrap and secondary alloys in the United States continued to increase in the week to Thursday January 29, supported by persistent export demand and severe logistics constraints linked to winter storms, which are pushing overall costs higher across...
Global Scrap Prices Rise Amid Tight Supply And Compressed Volumes
Global ferrous scrap prices recorded a moderate increase in the week to Friday January 30, supported by increasingly tight supply conditions across several key regions. However, elevated price levels continued to constrain traded volumes, compressing overall...
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