ITC votes not to impose duties on tin mill product imports
At the final hour, the trade case investigating unfairly traded imports of tin mill products has been terminated.
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Tampa Steel: Hybar CEO talks future plans for its sustainable steel mills
Speaking during a fireside chat at the Tampa Steel Conference on Monday, Jan. 29, Hybar CEO David Stickler provided a status update on the company’s new rebar mill project and its plans for the future, including the possibility of a flat-rolled steel mill.
Miller on scrap: What’s next for February?
The state of the US scrap market is not very well understood, according to the dealer trade. It seems steelmakers in several regions are still looking to buy scrap, several sources told SMU.
Leibowitz: Rising military activity in the Red Sea threatens international trade
After three months of provocations, the US and Britain retaliated against Houthi rebels in Yemen, bombing several sites in North Yemen that assisted in Houthi attacks on international shipping in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea. The Houthi rebels are widely seen as Iranian proxies, launching attacks to provoke the West into attacking Yemen, leading to more attacks on shipping.
Commerce rules four countries are unfairly trading tin mill products
The Department of Commerce issued its final determination in the trade case involving tin mill products from a handful of countries.
ITC hears final arguments in tin mill products trade case
The International Trade Commission (ITC) held a hearing on Thursday, Jan. 4, to consider arguments for and against the imposition of antidumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVDs) on tin mill products from a handful of countries. Both sides made compelling arguments.
Miller on scrap: Different paths for US, foreign exports
After a brief decline in the price of scrap for the Turkish market, which peaked in December at approximately $424 per metric ton (mt) for HMS 80/20, the market has bottomed at $405/mt on cargoes from Europe.
Global steel output up in November: Worldsteel
Global steel production rose in November compared to a year earlier with output in China roughly flat and significant gains elsewhere, according to the latest figures from the World Steel Association (worldsteel).
WTO panel rules in favor of US in 232 tariff quarrel with Turkey
A World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute panel has ruled in favor of the US in a case regarding retaliatory tariffs imposed by Turkey in response to Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Pipe import duties sunset for Brazil, kept for six other countries
The International Trade Commission (ITC) made its final injury determination in a sunset review of import duties on circular welded pipe from a handful of countries.
November import licenses fall to recent low
A count of November license applications suggests steel imports were at their lowest monthly level in 33 months.
Coalition voices concern about potential duties on tin mill products
A coalition of manufacturers, retailers, and stakeholders stands opposed to the imposition of import duties on tin mill products.
Miller on scrap: Export market prices rising
The export market for ferrous scrap has been strengthening over the last month by a sizable margin.
Domestic scrap tags seen increasing in December
US scrap prices are expected to rise in December, industry sources told SMU.
US Scrap Tags Up in November, Momentum Could Carry Into February
Domestic scrap prices rose in November month over month for all grades that SMU covers, market sources said.
Ferrous Scrap: Export Market Report
The ferrous export market in the US has experienced several geopolitical events and natural disasters during 2023.
November Scrap Tags Seen Mostly Sideways, Sources Say
As the ferrous scrap market in the US enters the home stretch for 2023, it faces an array of issues and uncertainties.
CRU: Ore-Based Metallics Prices Mixed as Demand Weakens
Prices for ore-based metallics were mixed month-on-month (MoM) as lower finished steel production weighs on pig iron demand.
Commerce Gives Final Ruling in Japanese Tin Products Sunset Review
The US Department of Commerce has issued its final ruling in an expedited sunset review of antidumping duties on imports of tin mill products from Japan.
Scrap Insight: All Eyes on UAW as 'Unsettled' Oct. Trade Approaches
The US scrap market for October is a bit unsettled as the UAW strike against the Big Three automotive companies has expanded and shows scant signs of an imminent settlement.
CRU: Resumption of Trade Leads to Higher Turkish Scrap Import Prices
Turkish scrap import prices rose due to conclusion of several deals towards the end of last week as key buyers and sellers re-entered the market.