Futures

June 2, 2022
HRC & Bush Futures: Post-March Hangover Sends Futures into Hibernation
Written by David Feldstein
Editor’s note: SMU Contributor David Feldstein is president of Rock Trading Advisors. Rock provides customers attached to the steel industry with commodity price risk management services and market intelligence. RTA is registered with the National Futures Association as a Commodity Trade Advisor. David has over 20 years of professional trading experience and has been active in the ferrous derivatives space since 2012.
After the most intense period in the history of the HRC futures in March, the exhausted market is taking a much-needed rest. This chart shows the CME Midwest HRC futures curve’s settlements earlier today and from two weeks ago. In the lower panel it shows each future’s change over that period. Except for September’s $30 gain, no month has moved by more than $11 up or down.


