Scrap Metal Prices: Weekly Market Report- June 26- July 2, 2026
Weekly Metal Price Report | 2026-07-03 06:10:45 | By Carolina Curiel
Copper scrap markets exhibited a mixed trend in prices during the week, with several major categories recording slight increases compared to the previous week.
MONTREAL (Scrap Monster): This report analyzes the latest trends in the North American scrap metal market by reviewing price movements across major scrap categories during the week of June 26–July 2, 2026. Based on data from the Scrap Monster Price Index, it highlights week-over-week price changes and provides insights into prevailing market trends and pricing dynamics.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Copper scrap markets exhibited a mixed trend in prices during the week, with several major categories recording slight increases compared to the previous week. A few categories held steady, while Cu Yokes prices witnessed a decline on the Index.
- Aluminum scrap prices recorded mixed performance during the week, although most grades moved lower compared to the previous week.
- Brass scrap market recorded modest week-on-week increases.
- Stainless steel scrap prices registered a decline during the week.
- Steel scrap prices remained stable throughout the week, supported by consistent demand from steel mills and sufficient scrap supply across the market.
Copper scrap markets reported a modest jump in prices over the previous week. Harness Wire 35% Recovery and #2 Insulated Copper Wire 50% Recovery posted the sharpest weekly gains, rising by ↑0.74% and ↑0.71%, respectively, on the Index compared with the prior week.
Aluminum scrap prices posted a modest week-on-week decline on the Scrap Monster Price Index, with most tracked grades moving lower. However, a few grades held steady during the period.
Brass and bronze scrap prices registered modest gains on the Index, reversing the negative pricing momentum observed in the previous week. In the meantime, lead scrap markets remained stable, with no price variations reported across key regional markets.
Zinc scrap prices recorded no variation across key regions. New Zinc Die Cast and Old Zinc Die Cast both held steady on the Scrap Monster Price Index, reflecting a softer weekly tone in North American zinc scrap.
Meanwhile, the absence of price movement in global steel scrap benchmarks pointed to a balanced market environment, with available supply adequately meeting demand requirements.
Stainless steel scrap prices recorded a downward trend on the Index during the period under review.
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NON-FERROUS SCRAP
Market Drivers
Mixed Base Metal Price Trends (LME/COMEX)
Fluctuations in benchmark prices for copper, aluminum, zinc, nickel, and lead on the London Metal Exchange (LME) and COMEX remained the primary driver of scrap prices. Stronger exchange prices supported buying interest, while profit-taking and price corrections limited gains in some scrap grades.Currency Movements
Changes in the U.S. dollar affected global scrap trading. A firmer dollar generally weighed on international metal prices and import demand, whereas periods of dollar weakness improved purchasing sentiment and supported non-ferrous scrap values.Secondary Smelter and Recycler Demand
Procurement activity from secondary smelters, refiners, and recycling plants influenced regional scrap prices. Steady operating rates and restocking by processors supported demand for high-quality copper, aluminum, brass, and stainless steel scrap.Tight Scrap Availability
Collection volumes remained constrained in several markets due to seasonal factors, lower industrial scrap generation, and cautious selling by suppliers. Limited availability helped prevent significant price declines despite market volatility.China's Import Demand and Buying Activity
Market participants closely monitored Chinese demand for recycled metals. Any increase in import buying or stronger domestic consumption expectations in China provided support to global non-ferrous scrap prices, particularly for copper and aluminum grades.Market Sentiment and Inventory Management
Traders and consumers adopted cautious inventory strategies amid uncertainty over economic indicators and metal price direction. Short-term restocking on price dips and conservative purchasing at higher price levels contributed to relatively balanced trading activity during the week.
Together, these factors shaped price movements across major non-ferrous scrap categories, with exchange metal prices, scrap availability, and downstream demand remaining the dominant drivers of the market during the past week.
COPPER SCRAP PRICES
- COMEX Copper Futures closed at USD 6.1780 per pound as of July 2, 2026, modestly lower by around 3¢ (↓0.47%) over the prior week.
- According to the London Metal Exchange, LME Copper 3-month contract's closing price stood at $13,326.00 per tonne.
Market Highlights
North America Copper Scrap Prices: Copper scrap prices trended upward during the week, reversing the negative momentum witnessed during the prior reporting period. Among the key grades, #1 Copper Bare Bright advanced by ↑0.50%, while #1 Copper Wire and Tubing recorded a ↑0.51% increase. #2 Copper Wire and Tubing also strengthened, posting a ↑0.52% gain on the Index, reflecting firm market sentiment across the copper scrap segment.
Charts
The table below outlines the week-on-week price movements for #1 Copper Bare Bright, #1 Copper Wire and Tubing, and #2 Copper Wire and Tubing.
| Category | Price Change ($) | % Change |
| #1 Copper Bare Bright | 0.03 | +0.50% |
| #1 Copper Wire and Tubing | 0.03 | +0.51% |
| #2 Copper Wire and Tubing | 0.03 | +0.52% |
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USA East Coast Copper Scrap Prices
According to the Scrap Monster Price Index, #1 Copper Bare Bright prices rose by $0.03 per pound as of Thursday, July 2, 2026, marking a ↑0.50% increase from the previous week. #1 Copper Wire & Tubing also advanced by $0.03 per pound, registering a ↑0.51% weekly gain, while #2 Copper Wire and Tubing climbed by an identical amount, posting a ↑0.52% week-on-week increase by the end of the reporting period.
USA Midwest Copper Scrap Prices
Copper scrap prices strengthened during the week ended July 2, 2026, with major grades recording slight gains on the Scrap Monster Price Index. #1 Copper Bare Bright prices advanced by $0.03 per pound, translating to a ↑0.51% week-on-week increase. Similarly, #1 Copper Wire & Tubing prices rose by $0.09 per pound, posting a ↑0.52% gain compared to the previous week. Meanwhile, #2 Copper Wire and Tubing extended its upward momentum, registering a ↑0.53% increase over the week.
USA West Coast Copper Scrap Prices
#1 Copper Bare Bright prices on the Scrap Monster Price Index increased by $0.03 per pound as of Thursday, July 2, 2026, recording a weekly gain of ↑0.49%. #1 Copper Wire & Tubing also edged higher by $0.03 per pound, reflecting a ↑0.50% increase from the previous week. Meanwhile, #2 Copper Wire and Tubing prices advanced by ↑0.51% by the close of the week.
International Comparison
China Copper Scrap Prices
- All leading copper scrap categories, except Scrap Electric Motors and Sealed Units, posted modest jumps on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- The top gainer was #2 Copper Wire and Tubing, which was up by ↑0.42%. #1 Copper Wire and Tubing and #1 Insulated Copper Wire 85% Recovery followed closely, with both grades posting identical week-on-week increases of ↑0.41%.
India Copper Scrap Prices
- All copper scrap categories recorded a week-over-week increase on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- The commodity to report the biggest jump in prices was Copper sheet cutting, whose prices were up by INR 29,000 per Ton(↑3.60%).
ALUMINUM SCRAP PRICES
- COMEX Aluminum Futures closed at USD 3,085.45 per metric ton as of July 2, 2026, modestly lower when compared with the previous week's closing price of USD 3,199.00 per metric ton.
- LME Aluminum 3-month contract closed at $3,091.50 per tonne, according to the London Metal Exchange.
Market Highlights
North America Aluminum Scrap Prices: Aluminum scrap prices remained under pressure during the week under review, with most major grades posting modest declines on the Scrap Monster Price Index. E.C. Aluminum Wire recorded the steepest drop, falling by $0.02 per pound, or ↓1.41% week over week. Prices for 6063 Extrusions and Old Cast each slipped by $0.01 per pound, while UBC also declined by $0.01 per pound, representing a ↓1.12% decrease from the previous week.
Charts
The table below provides weekly price fluctuations in E.C. Aluminum Wire, 6063 Extrusions, Old Cast and UBC.
Category | Price Change ($) | % Change |
0.02 | -1.41% | |
0.01 | -0.99% | |
0.01 | -1.14% | |
0.01 | -1.12% |
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USA East Coast Aluminum Scrap Prices
Aluminum scrap prices extended their decline during the week, with broad-based weakness across key grades. E.C. Aluminum Wire posted the sharpest weekly loss, down ↓1.41%, while 6063 Extrusions, Old Cast, and UBC also registered modest declines, as sluggish demand and muted buying interest continued to weigh on market sentiment.
USA Midwest Aluminum Scrap Prices
Aluminum scrap prices remained on a downward trend during the past week, with key benchmark grades registering modest week-on-week declines. E.C. Aluminum Wire led the losses, shedding $0.02 per pound, or ↓1.41%. Meanwhile, 6063 Extrusions fell by $0.01 per pound (↓0.99%), while Old Cast and UBC also eased by $0.01 per pound each compared with the previous week.
USA West Coast Aluminum Scrap Prices
Aluminum scrap prices remained under pressure on the Scrap Monster Price Index during the week ending July 2, 2026, with most benchmark grades posting modest declines. E.C. Aluminum Wire recorded the steepest drop, falling $0.02 per pound from the previous week. Prices for 6063 Extrusions, Old Cast, and UBC each declined by $0.01 per pound, with Old Cast registering a ↓1.12% week-on-week decrease. The broad-based weakness reflected continued softness in the aluminum scrap market.
International Comparison
China Aluminum Scrap Prices
- All aluminum scrap categories recorded a modest decline from the previous week's prices on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- Old Cast and Old Sheet posted the biggest dips, falling by CNY 600 per MT (↓2.93%) each.
India Aluminum Scrap Prices
- All aluminum scrap categories recorded a dip on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- Aluminum utensil scrap and aluminum ingot prices moved lower during the week, with both categories recording an identical decline of INR 6,000 per ton compared with the previous reporting period.
- On a week-on-week basis, Aluminum utensil scrap registered the sharpest decline among the tracked grades, dropping ↓1.85%.
BRASS/BRONZE SCRAP PRICES
Market Highlights
North America Brass/Bronze Scrap Prices: Over the previous week, there was a jump in brass/bronze scrap prices. Yellow Brass’s prices increased by ↑0.59% during the course of the week. Red Brass closed on a higher note, rising by ↑0.56% during the week.
Charts
The table below provides weekly price fluctuations in Yellow Brass and Red Brass.
Category | Price Change ($) | % Change |
0.02 | +0.56% | |
0.02 | +0.59% |
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USA East Coast Brass/Bronze Scrap Prices
On the Scrap Monster Price Index, Red Brass prices rose by ↑0.56% as of Thursday, July 2, 2026. Yellow Brass also posted gains, increasing by ↑0.59% on the Index.
USA Midwest Brass/Bronze Scrap Prices
By the end of the week ended July 2, 2026, Red Brass prices had risen by ↑0.57% compared to the start of the week. Yellow Brass also recorded a week-on-week increase, edging up by ↑0.61%.
USA West Coast Brass/Bronze Scrap Prices
Red Brass prices increased by $0.02 per pound, marking a ↑0.55% increase from the previous week. Meanwhile, Yellow Brass prices also moved higher, gaining ↑3.46% on the Scrap Monster Price Index by week’s end.
International Comparison
China Brass/Bronze Scrap Prices
- All brass/bronze scrap categories recorded a slight increase on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- Both Red Brass and Yellow Brass prices were up by CNY 100 per MT.
India Brass/Bronze Scrap Prices
- All brass/bronze scrap categories recorded week-over-week jump on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- Top Gainer: Brass Cuttings, which was up by INR 4,000 per Ton (↑1.01%)
LEAD SCRAP PRICES
- COMEX Lead Futures recorded a decline of USD 31.85 per Ton (↓1.67%) over the prior week to close at USD 1,876.28 per Ton as of July 2, 2026.
- The closing price of LME Lead 3-month contract was $1,875.50 per metric tonne, as per London Metal Exchange data.
Market Highlights
North America Lead Scrap Prices: Lead scrap prices remained stable during the week, with no changes recorded across major grades, reflecting balanced supply-demand fundamentals. Scrap auto battery prices also held steady, closing the week unchanged from the previous reporting period.
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The table below provides weekly price fluctuations in Scrap Auto Batteries.
Category | Price Change ($) | % Change |
0 | Nil |
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USA East Coast Lead Scrap Prices
The price of Scrap Auto Batteries on the Scrap Monster Price Index held steady as of Thursday, July 2, 2026.
USA Midwest Lead Scrap Prices
Scrap auto battery prices remained unchanged during the week ending July 2, 2026, holding steady at the previous week's level.
USA West Coast Lead Scrap Prices
The prices of Scrap Auto Batteries recorded no change on the Scrap Monster Price Index as of Thursday, July 2, 2026.
International Comparison
China Lead Scrap Prices
- Soft Lead and #2 Lead scrap prices posted a marginal week-on-week decline of CNY 100 per MT each on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- In the meantime, Auto Battery prices recorded a dip of ↓0.77% from the prior week's prices.
India Lead Scrap Prices
- The prices of all lead scrap categories in the region edged lower over the previous week on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
ZINC SCRAP PRICES
- COMEX Zinc Futures closed at USD 3,486.25 per metric ton as of July 2, 2026, recording a marginal decline of USD 0.45 per metric ton (↓0.01%).
- LME Zinc 3-month contract's closing price on the London Metal Exchange: $3,487.00 per tonne
Market Highlights
North America Zinc Scrap Prices: Zinc scrap prices were flat over the past week, with all categories reporting no change from the previous week's prices. New Zinc Die Cast prices held steady on the Scrap Monster Price Index. Likewise, Old Zinc Die Cast prices recorded no variation during the week.
Charts
The table below provides weekly price fluctuations in New Zinc Die Cast and Old Zinc Die Cast.
Category | Price Change ($) | % Change |
0 | Nil | |
0 | Nil |
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USA East Coast Zinc Scrap Prices
The price of New Zinc Die Cast on the Scrap Monster Price Index recorded no variation as of Thursday, July 2, 2026. Also, Old Zinc Die Cast prices were flat over the previous week.
USA Midwest Zinc Scrap Prices
The zinc scrap market remained stable over the reporting week, with New Zinc Die Cast and Old Zinc Die Cast prices showing no week-on-week movement as of July 2, 2026.
USA West Coast Zinc Scrap Prices
Zinc scrap prices showed no movement on the Scrap Monster Price Index during the week ended July 2, 2026. Both New Zinc Die Cast and Old Zinc Die Cast held steady on the Scrap Monster Price Index, unchanged from their prior week's closing levels.
International Comparison
- Shred zinc scrap prices recorded a jump of CNY 300 per MT on the Scrap Monster Price Index. The commodity's price was up by ↑1.85% from the previous week's price during the week ended July 2, 2026.
- Tin Slab prices held steady week-over-week on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- Zinc slab prices witnessed an increase of ↑0.84% over the previous week
FERROUS SCRAP
Market Drivers
Steel Mill Purchasing Activity
Buying interest from electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmakers remained the most important driver of ferrous scrap prices. Mills adjusted procurement volumes based on production schedules, finished steel orders, and inventory requirements, directly impacting scrap demand.Finished Steel Market Performance
Movements in rebar, hot-rolled coil (HRC), wire rod, and billet prices influenced mills' willingness to pay for scrap. Stable or improving finished steel prices supported scrap buying, while weaker steel margins encouraged cautious procurement.Iron Ore and Pig Iron Price Trends
Price movements in iron ore and pig iron affected the competitiveness of ferrous scrap as a steelmaking raw material. Higher virgin raw material costs generally improved scrap's attractiveness, whereas lower iron ore or pig iron prices reduced upward pressure on scrap values.Export Market Activity
International demand, particularly from major importing regions such as Turkey, South Asia, and parts of Southeast Asia, played a significant role in determining export scrap prices. Tender outcomes and export bookings influenced sentiment across global markets.Scrap Collection and Supply Availability
Collection volumes remained relatively tight in several regions due to seasonal factors, reduced demolition activity, and cautious selling by suppliers. Limited feedstock availability helped support prices despite mixed demand conditions.Macroeconomic and Trade Sentiment
Market participants closely monitored economic indicators, industrial activity, and trade developments. Uncertainty surrounding global manufacturing demand and construction activity encouraged cautious purchasing and limited speculative buying.
Overall, the previous week's ferrous scrap market was primarily driven by steel mill buying activity, finished steel market conditions, export demand, and constrained scrap supply, with these factors collectively shaping pricing and trading volumes across major regional markets.
STEEL SCRAP PRICES
Market Highlights
The closing price of various LME 2-month steel contracts on the London Metal Exchange as of July 2, 2026 is provided below:
Steel Scrap CFR Turkey (Platts) - $383.00 per tonne
Steel Rebar FOB Turkey (Platts) - $583.00 per tonne
Steel Scrap CFR India (Platts) - $385.00 per tonne
North America Steel Scrap Prices: Steel scrap prices remained flat week-on-week, signaling stable market fundamentals and balanced supply-demand dynamics. #1 HMS held firm at prior-week levels, while Shredded Auto Scrap, HMS 80/20, and #1 Busheling also traded sideways with no notable price movement.
According to the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), U.S. raw steel production totalled 1.842 million NT during the week ended June 27, 2026. This is ↓0.50% week-on-week and ↑2.80% year-on-year.
The capability utilization rate stood at 79.80% (compared to 80.2% in the week ending June 20, 2026).
Region-wise production - Northeast-136,000 NT, Great Lakes-496,000 NT, Midwest-313,000 NT, Southern-828,000 NT, Western-67,000 NT
Charts
The table below provides weekly price variations in #1 HMS, Shredded Auto Scrap, HMS 80/20, and #1 Busheling.
Category | Price Change ($) | % Change |
0 | Nil | |
0 | Nil | |
0 | Nil | |
0 | Nil |
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USA East Coast Steel Scrap Prices
Ferrous scrap prices remained stable during the week ended July 2, 2026, according to the Scrap Monster Price Index, reflecting balanced supply-demand conditions and steady market activity. Major benchmark grades, including #1 HMS, Shredded Auto Scrap, HMS 80/20, and #1 Busheling, were unchanged from the previous week, indicating a lack of significant pricing pressures across the steel scrap market.
USA Midwest Steel Scrap Prices
#1 HMS prices held steady on the Scrap Monster Price Index during the week. Meanwhile, Shredded Auto Scrap, HMS 80/20, and #1 Busheling all posted week-on-week gains, reflecting firmer pricing across several key ferrous scrap grades.
USA West Coast Steel Scrap Prices
Ferrous scrap prices showed no week-on-week movement as of July 2, 2026, with all major benchmark grades holding steady on the Scrap Monster Price Index. #1 HMS, Shredded Auto Scrap, HMS 80/20, and #1 Busheling remained unchanged throughout the reporting period, underscoring a balanced and stable steel scrap market.
International Comparison
China Flat
China Steel Scrap Prices
- All the steel scrap categories held steady on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- #1 HMS and Cast Iron Scrap prices remained flat upon comparison with the previous week's prices.
STAINLESS STEEL SCRAP PRICES
Market Highlights
North America Stainless Steel Scrap Prices: Stainless steel scrap prices moved lower during the week under review, with weakness evident across major grades on the Scrap Monster Price Index. Among them, 304 SS Solid scrap posted the steepest decline, slipping 1.56% from the previous week's level, highlighting continued softness in the stainless scrap market.
Chart
The table below provides weekly price fluctuations in 304 SS Solid scrap.
Category | Price Change ($) | % Change |
0.01 | -1.56% |
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USA East Coast Stainless Steel Scrap Prices
The price of 304 SS Solid on the Scrap Monster Price Index recorded a decline of ↓1.56% as of Thursday, July 2, 2026.
USA Midwest Stainless Steel Scrap Prices
304 SS Solid prices registered a dip of ↓1.56% on the Scrap Monster Price Index. The price of the commodity fell by $0.01 per Lb during the week.
USA West Coast Stainless Steel Scrap Prices
According to the Scrap Monster Price Index, the price of 304 SS Solid dropped by ↓1.56% during the week ended July 2, 2026, recording a week-on-week dip of $0.01 per Lb.
International Comparison
China ↓0.90%
China Stainless Steel Scrap Prices
- All stainless steel scrap categories recorded decline on the Scrap Monster Price Index.
- Top Losers: 304 SS Turning ↓0.99%, 304 SS Solid ↓0.90%
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Weekly Market Drivers
- U.S. Steel Mill Production- U.S. Raw Steel Output Up Year-on-Year Despite Weekly Decline
- Steel Imports- U.S. Steel Imports Rebound; Market Share Holds at 16%
- Scrap Metal Recycling- Explosion rocks Holbrook scrap yard, shakes homes for miles
- Steel Dispute- EU envoy sees 'productive'outcome on steel dispute, warns of risks from Russia-NK ties
- Company Earnings- Algoma Steel Expects Q2 EBITDA Up to $15M / CMC Q3 Earnings Surge as EBITDA Jumps 79%
- Import Quota- EU unveils new steel import quotas to protect its industry from overcapacity
- Mill Investment- Tenaris to Invest $90M in Pennsylvania Steel Facilities / Hybar raises over $1 bn for scrap metal recycling steel rebar mill / Hyundai's new steel mill sparks hopes and fears in Louisiana
- New Contract- Cleveland-Cliffs wins $400M Defense steel contract
- Trade Measures- EUROFER Hails New EU Steel Trade Measures
- Steel Tariff- Brazil criticizes EU steel restrictions and seeks compensation for new tariffs
Global Comparison & Policy Impact
USA vs. China/India
Expert Quote:
'Ferrous scrap is critical to decarbonizing the steel industry as it enables the recycling and reuse of steel products, further contributing to green steel production by creating a more sustainable and resource-efficient steel industry.' — Alexander Kershaw, Senior Analyst, Recycled Metals, Fastmarkets.
Market Outlook
Prices likely to remain range-bound with a slight upward bias
Ferrous scrap prices are expected to trade within a narrow range over the near to medium term. Although weak steel demand is limiting aggressive buying, balanced supply conditions and stable mill procurement are likely to prevent any sharp price declines.Steel production will continue to dictate scrap demand
The pace of crude steel production, particularly in major consuming regions such as Turkey, the U.S., Europe, and Asia, will remain the primary determinant of scrap demand. Any improvement in finished steel orders could quickly translate into stronger scrap purchasing.Market sentiment expected to improve gradually
Overall sentiment is likely to strengthen modestly over the coming weeks if steel order books stabilize and inventory levels remain balanced. While significant price spikes appear unlikely, the market is expected to maintain a stable-to-firm tone supported by disciplined procurement and controlled scrap availability.- Supply constraints may provide price support
Scrap generation and collection are expected to remain moderate in several regions, keeping supply relatively tight. Limited availability of obsolete scrap and cautious selling by recyclers should continue to underpin market prices. - Export markets are expected to remain resilient
International scrap trade, especially into key importing countries, is likely to remain active despite regional demand fluctuations. Export opportunities should continue to absorb excess supply from exporting regions, supporting global market stability. - Trade policy developments could tighten global availability
Increasing export restrictions and resource security measures in several countries are expected to remain a key medium-term risk. Such policies could reduce internationally traded scrap volumes and intensify competition among importing nations.
The ferrous scrap market is expected to remain stable to slightly firm in the near- to medium-term, supported by balanced supply and steady steelmaker demand. However, global steel production, economic conditions, and trade policies are likely to limit significant price movements.
WATCHLIST FOR UPCOMING WEEK
U.S
- Mon: Global Supply Chain Pressure Index (GSCPI), ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI.
- Tue: Advance International Trade in Goods, Goods Trade Balance.
- Wed: Wholesale Trade Data.
- Thu: Initial Jobless Claims, FOMC Meeting Minutes, Existing Home Sales.
Europe (EU & UK)
- Mon: Eurozone Sentix Investor Confidence.
- Tue: German Factory Orders, Eurozone Retail Sales.
- Wed: German Industrial Production.
- Thu: French Trade Balance, Italian Industrial Production.
- Fri: UK Manufacturing and Industrial Production, UK Trade Balance.
Asia & Oceania
- Mon: Japan Coincident Index & Leading Economic Index.
- Tue: Japan Foreign Reserves, Australia Retail Sales.
- Wed: Japan Core Machinery Orders, China Consumer & Producer Price Index (CPI/PPI).
- Thu: China Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Australia Consumer Inflation Expectations.
- Fri: Japan Producer Price Index (PPI), India Industrial & Manufacturing Production.
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