Global Economy, Production Levels Push Metals Prices to Historic Lows
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Global Economy, Production Levels Push Metals Prices to Historic Lows
By Marc E. O’Neill, Senior Valuation Director, Hilco Global
Market prices for most steel, aluminum, and copper products are at or near historical lows not seen since early 2009 following the global financial crisis and resulting recession. Market barometers and the global economy indicate that the remainder of 2016 could experience further market price...
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Marc E. O’Neill is senior valuation director with Hilco Global. He has been active in the valuation of metals inventories since 2003, and his practice has included valuations of over 800 metals and metals-related companies. O’Neill’s valuations have been used for financing, M&A, and restructurings. Before joining Hilco in 2009, he was with United States Steel, where he served in a series of positions in processing and distribution. O’Neill holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from Villanova University.
