SMU’s Week in Review: June 23-27

With so much happening in the news cycle, we want to make it easier for you to keep track of it all. Here are highlights of what’s happened this past week and a few upcoming things to keep an eye on.

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EAF
Imports
Manufacturing
tariffs

Conventional wisdom held that 50% tariffs on steel imported into the US, especially when coupled with a geopolitical conflict, were the perfect spark to ignite demand for domestically produced steel. But that’s not quite the case anymore, reports SMU’s Kristen DiLandro.

Stephanie Ritenbaugh

Stephanie Ritenbaugh is a reporter for Steel Market Update. She is an experienced business journalist, holding a variety of positions for trade publications and newspapers, including covering shale development for Gas Business Briefing/Platts and for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. She can be reached at stephanie.ritenbaugh@crugroup.com or +1 724-759-7868

Stephanie Ritenbaugh

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