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German copper scrap prices ease slightly after exchange prices slip

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After the sharp gains of recent weeks, the LME copper price fell at the start of the week commencing 28 April and dropped below the $13,000 per tonne mark for the first time since mid-April. This led to a slight price correction in the German non-ferrous scrap market.

According to news service MBI, the wholesale buying-in price for copper scrap fell compared with the previous week....

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