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Scrap Trade Flows

April 14, 2020 | Weekly Market Report |
 We’ll have a recap of the March trade flows for you next month. Total U.S. scrap exports were up 6.6% by volume year-on-year during Jan-Feb 2020 to just over 6 million metric tons; But that’s almost entirely due to the spike in ferrous scrap exports (+45% YTD) that went to a number of countries, in...

How Are You Coping?

April 10, 2020 |
January seems like a long time ago. All the news was about politics. Most of us had never heard the term “social distancing” much less imagined we would be shutting down everything from restaurants to weddings, graduations, and sports seasons.  The stress and uncertainty can certainly take their toll. The American Red Cross recently put...

This Morning

April 6, 2020 | Weekly Market Report |
In London, LME 3-mo. copper was trading higher around $4,880/mt this morning, in-line with COMEX copper’s rise to around $2.21 per pound. Gold futures advanced more than 1% early this morning to around $1,665 per troy ounce. In equities trading, stocks advanced at the major European bourses today, with the Stoxx 600 up nearly 3...

The Week Ahead

April 6, 2020 | Weekly Market Report |
Other U.S. releases out this week will cover job openings and labor turnover in February, producer prices in March, and the preliminary reading on consumer sentiment in April, which is expected to drop significantly. On the monetary policy front, investors will be paying attention to the release of the minutes of the last FOMC and...

Economic Week in Review

April 6, 2020 | Weekly Market Report |
The $350 billion federal program… was a key part of the recently-passed $2 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package. The Paycheck Protection Program is a relief plan designed to extend loans, backed by the federal government, that become grants if the money is used for payroll and other overhead operating expenses… But across the U.S., at banks...

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