Mill-grade aluminum scrap drops, alloys flat
Oct 09, 2012 | 10:48 AM
| Daniel Fitzgerald
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aluminum scrap,
scrap prices,
painted siding,
segregated clips,
secondary alloys,
secondary scrap,
UBCs,
LME
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INDIANAPOLIS — Free-market mill-grade aluminum scrap prices have dropped slightly, in step with a downturn in London Metal Exchange pricing, while secondary aluminum scrap and alloy prices were largely unchanged.
5052 segregated clips dropped to a range of 96 to 98 cents per pound at the start of this week from 97 to 99 cents previously, while mill-grade painted siding fell to 76 to 78 cents per pound from 79 to 80....
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