This week’s scrap market tells a clear story: Copper declined. Aluminum followed. But ferrous and stainless markets held steady. That divergence signals a controlled correction — not a breakdown. 👉 Full weekly analysis: https://lnkd.in/ezNVVgqZ #ScrapMetal #Commodities #RecyclingIndustry #MetalMarkets

Scrap Metal Prices Mixed — March 19, 2026 Copper scrap prices declined $0.19 per pound across major grades, marking the most significant move in today’s market. In contrast, aluminum, steel, and stainless remained largely unchanged — highlighting a divergence in pricing behavior. 👉 Full daily breakdown: https://lnkd.in/eMferfby 📊 Weekly Scrap Metal Market Report releases tomorrow. #ScrapMonster #ScrapMetal #Copper #RecyclingIndustry #CommodityMarkets #MarketUpdate #IndustrialMetals

Copper scrap led declines in the North American scrap market at the March 13 close. Bare Bright and major copper wire grades dropped about 10¢ per pound, while aluminum slipped roughly 1¢, brass declined about 2¢, and steel scrap prices held steady across the ScrapMonster Price Index. Our Daily Scrap Metal Market Briefing breaks down what moved and what it may mean for yards, brokers, and buyers across the recycling supply chain. Full breakdown https://lnkd.in/e_74Yyhx #ScrapMetal #CopperMarket #RecyclingIndustry #MetalMarkets #ScrapMonster

Here’s the scrap metal market recap from the March 13 close. Copper scrap ▼ $0.10 per pound Aluminum ▼ $0.01 per pound Brass ▼ $0.02 per pound Stainless steel slightly lower Steel scrap → flat These moves were reported on the ScrapMonster Price Index across major North American scrap grades. Watch the full Daily Scrap Metal Market Briefing for the full market context. Full report https://lnkd.in/e9p38JFE #ScrapMonster #ScrapMetalPrices #MetalMarkets #RecyclingIndustry #CopperScrap

Copper led today’s scrap market lower, declining $0.19 per pound across major grades on the ScrapMonster Price Index. Brass followed with losses of $0.05 to $0.07 per pound, while aluminum, steel, and stainless steel remained largely unchanged. This type of divergence is worth noting. When copper moves independently while other categories hold steady, it can indicate uneven demand conditions or delayed pricing adjustments across the market. From an operational standpoint, that kind of split environment can create short-term regional pricing gaps before broader alignment occurs. 👉 Full daily breakdown: https://lnkd.in/eKcDgDZH #ScrapMonster #ScrapMetal #RecyclingIndustry #CommodityMarkets #Copper #MetalMarkets #ScrapPrices #IndustrialMetals #MarketUpdate

North American scrap metal markets recorded diverging price trends on Wednesday’s ScrapMonster Price Index. Copper scrap prices declined across several widely traded grades, while aluminum scrap posted modest gains led by E.C Aluminum Wire. Most other scrap categories — including brass, stainless steel, and steel — remained stable. Key moves: Copper scrap ↓ 5¢ Aluminum scrap ↑ up to 4¢ Other metals → flat Read the full ScrapMonster daily report: https://lnkd.in/eZVcnRAA #ScrapMetal #RecyclingIndustry #CommodityMarkets #MetalMarkets #ScrapMonster

Today’s scrap market delivered a clear signal: copper softened, but the broader market held steady. • Copper scrap grades declined by $0.03/lb • Aluminum, brass, stainless, and steel remained unchanged This type of divergence typically indicates isolated pricing pressure rather than a full market reset. For operators, that distinction matters — especially when managing mixed loads and timing sales. Full breakdown: https://lnkd.in/e9_fu6Bi

Daily scrap market recap (March 17): Copper increased $0.08/lb across major grades on the ScrapMonster Price Index, leading a mixed session. Brass edged higher, aluminum softened slightly, and steel remained steady. This type of divergence highlights where demand is currently concentrated within the physical market. Full report: https://lnkd.in/eWFvCec2 #ScrapMetal #CommodityMarkets #RecyclingIndustry #Copper #MarketUpdate

Copper led North American scrap markets higher at yesterday’s close, with a $0.08/lb increase across major grades on the ScrapMonster Price Index. Brass edged higher, aluminum softened slightly, and steel remained steady. This type of divergence across metals is a key signal for operators. It highlights where physical demand is concentrated—and where pricing pressure may follow next. Full report: https://lnkd.in/gifF5tKr #ScrapMetal #CommodityMarkets #RecyclingIndustry #Copper #Aluminum #Steel #MarketAnalysis

Copper scrap led today’s market move, with key grades rising by $0.02 per lb. Watch the full breakdown for aluminum, steel, and what’s next. 👉 Full video: https://lnkd.in/eswQ5fWS #ScrapMonster #CopperPrices #ScrapMetal #MetalMarkets #RecyclingIndustry