Steel Products Prices North America

October 30, 2013
SMU Price Ranges & Indices: Up $5…
Written by John Packard
Flat rolled steel prices continued to rise over this past week. With the exception of Galvalume all of our averages increased by $5 per ton compared to this time last week. The domestic mills continue to be quite firm in their pricing stance and negotiations are limited (but not impossible).
The market expects another round of price increase announcements should scrap prices rise by more than $20 per gross ton. Early indications are scrap prices will move higher in November by $20 to $40 per gross ton.


