The global scrap market stabilizes
Consolidation will continue into 2019 despite political headwinds
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One facet of the steel market that’s underappreciated and underreported – scrap metal, which is rarely covered but deserves attention. Much like global steel prices generally, scrap metal prices have been deeply impacted by the ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
Michael Jenny spoke with AmericanRecycler.com about what the future might hold for metals M&A.
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