Last week’s Intelligence report showed that a number of grades had suffered price falls.
Copper lost £75 per tonne, while both brass and aluminium also lost £25 per tonne.
In recycled plastics, £5 per tonne was taken off the price of PET bottles amid rumours that a large buyer was suffering financial difficulties.
Although OCC remained stable, £1 came off the value of mixed paper as the spread between the two started to widen again after tightening in recent weeks.
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