Ferrous scrap market participants in the United States are steeling themselves for the likelihood of a pricing downturn in April, due to a multitude of uncertain economic and geopolitical conditions threatening the market outlook.
Domestic steel mills successfully limited the pricing upside during the March trade - unanimously holding their ground on a $10-per-gross-ton increase on prime scrap while keeping obsolete scrap prices unchanged.This Midwest seller is not alone, as many other sellers across the country...