Nonferrous Scrap>> Europe>> Bogdan Grincsisin, G.B.T.I.
The aluminum market is a little bit quiet. The price for the secondary scrap is going down a little bit and consequently the demand is also. But for the primary, everything is okay. All factories are looking for and need of more and more material. I am a little optimistic.
There is a lot of competition for supply. In Eastern, Central and Western Europe, everywhere and everybody, is looking for primary scrap.
The automobile industry is growing a little bit, but the building industry is still slow.
Bogdan Grincsisin of G.B.T.I. can be contacted at gbogdan@gbti.hu.
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