Contributor: Laura Miller

Nucor is keeping its list price for spot hot-rolled coil unchanged after last week’s shortened holiday week.

CEO Lourenco Goncalves, flanked by state leaders and union reps, touted the project as proof that US manufacturing is not only alive, but also advancing.

Steel buyers this week are lamenting weak demand, cautious buying, and So. Much. Uncertainty. I'm no doctor, but I suggest a dual diagnosis of extreme tariff fatigue and early-onset summer doldrums.

Canada has implemented tariff-rate quotas (TRQs) on steel imports to help stabilize its domestic market.

Stronger steel demand in the Western US, rising scrap flows, and improved rolling mill utilization drove sequential gains for Portland, Ore.-based Radius Recycling.

Here are the details and a case timeline for the rebar trade case recently initiated by the Commerce Department.

Based on the amount of ‘out of office’ replies we’ve been receiving and the results of this week’s steel buyers’ survey, those pesky summer doldrums have arrived for the steel industry.

CEO Geoff Gilmore praised his employees for gaining market share, filling open capacity, and exceeding customer expectations.

With the marking of the EAF’s first heat earlier this month, the mill has moved from a rerolling and finishing mill to a full steelmaking facility.

The US OCTG Manufacturers Association is commending US Customs for intercepting another Thai company's attempt to illegally transship Chinese oil pipe to the US.

CMC entered the back half of its fiscal year with improving steel margins, steady rebar demand, and confidence in long-term construction fundamentals

Higher prices are boosting the performance of Nucor’s steel mills segment in the current quarter, the company said on Wednesday.

Details of a new tariff-rate quota on US imports of British steel are lacking in the new US-UK trade deal.

The Trump administration has expanded the list of derivative steel products covered by the now 50% Section 232 tariff.

The US steel industry is edging closer to independence from imports, and it may only take one more mill to tip the scales, according to Timna Tanners, managing director at Wolfe Research.

There has been little word from U.S. Steel, Nippon Steel, or the White House since President Trump endorsed the companies’ “partnership” on social media and celebrated it at the May 30 rally outside Pittsburgh.

The Atlanta-based company informed customers on Monday it is shutting down its metal division while continuing to operate the logistics business.

The Lake Carriers' Association reported a considerable decline in monthly iron ore shipments from US ports on the Great Lakes.

The $20/short ton increase applies to all of the steelmaker’s sheet mills, including West Coast joint-venture subsidiary CSI.

The four countries targeted for duties are currently the top offshore suppliers of rebar to the US market: Algeria, Bulgaria, Egypt, and Vietnam.

US steel mills saw a decline in shipments from March to April.

The startup steelmaker produced its first rebar at its greenfield steel mill in Osceola, Ark., marking a key milestone by completing construction in 22 months.

The Ohio-based steel processor is now the majority owner of Italy's Sitem Group, which has six manufacturing sites across Italy, Switzerland, Slovakia, and France.

Nucor halted a four-week decline in its spot price for hot-rolled coil this week, maintaining its weekly consumer spot price (CSP) at $870/st.

The “on again, off again” Trump tariff train continues to chug along, with several important court rulings this week.

Coated sheet imports from Vietnam face steeper anti-dumping duties after Commerce recalculated the rates due to ministerial errors.

The European Union is fast-tracking trade negotiations with the US in the hope of avoiding the 50% tariffs threatened by President Trump.

Upon the request of US chassis manufacturers, the Commerce Department this week initiated investigations into the alleged dumping and subsidization of chassis imported from Mexico, Thailand, and Vietnam.

The welded tube maker is closing its only manufacturing facility in Canada after serving the Canadian market for over 35 years.

The future of U.S. Steel remains unclear, but the proxy fight for control of the company is heating up. Shareholders will cast their votes on the company's future at the annual meeting in May.