US Northeast October domestic scrap prices settle higher on solid export demand, quick strike settlement

Thursday, 10 October 2024 21:55:19 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego

US domestic scrap prices in the Northeast for October settled higher versus September settles on solid demand for US export scrap, fueled by a quick settlement to the recent dockworker strike at US ports, and low reported inventories. Settled prices are below:

Northeast 

October

September

Change

Delivered to customer

HMS I

$343-368/mt

$295-320/mt

Up $49/mt from September

$338-363/gt

$290-315/gt

Up $48/gt from September

Shredded 

$401/mt

$376/mt

Up $25/mt from September

$395/gt

$370/gt

Up $25/gt from September

P&S

$345-365/mt

$325-345/mt

Up $20/mt from September

$340-360/gt

$320-340/gt

Up $20/gt from September

Busheling (Pittsburgh)

$376-411/mt

$356-391/mt

Up $20/mt from September

$370-405/gt

$350-385/gt

Up $20/gt from September


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