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Scrap advantage

Soaring nickel prices are firing demand for stainless-steel scrap. Stephen Hartwell Greer talks to Asia Risk's Jill Wong about the scrap-metals business that he founded and runs from Hong Kong

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Hot metal prices have given 'scrap' a whole new meaning. Stainless-steel scrap – an alloy of nickel, chrome and iron – is being snapped up and recycled at a record pace, driven by steep prices of raw metals and blistering demand from China. The benchmark three-month price of nickel on the London Metal Exchange (LME) is currently at $13,500 a metric ton. Stainless-steel scrap prices are currently

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