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Non-ferrous scrap prices increase at the start of the month in Germany

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Following the sharp fall in mid-March, the LME copper price has recovered somewhat in recent weeks and climbed back above the $12,000 mark. In the German non-ferrous scrap metals market, wholesalers also reported rising prices for the week commencing 31 March.

According to news service MBI, wholesale buying-in prices for copper scrap increased compared with the previous week. Prices for brass scrap rose....

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