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  • 1 week ago | steelmarketupdate.com | Laura Miller

    That will be a significant improvement over the previous quarter’s $0.67 per diluted share, but a small decline from $2.68 per diluted share in Q2’24. Nucor expects to report higher earnings in all three of its operating segments when it releases its full earnings report after the markets close on Monday, July 28. In the steel products segment, “stable overall pricing, higher volumes, and lower average costs per ton” will help push earnings higher sequentially, the company said.

  • 1 week ago | steelmarketupdate.com | Laura Miller

    Some were critical of President Trump when, in his first term, he only applied S232 tariffs to steel and aluminum imports, leaving downstream products out in the cold. The president is attempting to correct that mishap in his second go-round. Just after Trump returned to office earlier this year, derivative items were added to the list of steel and aluminum products covered by the S232 tariffs. They began at 25% in March. Earlier this month, Trump raised them to 50%.

  • 2 weeks ago | steelmarketupdate.com | Laura Miller

    Speaking on an SMU Community Chat Wednesday morning, Tanners laid out a case for why the US might soon no longer need imported flat-rolled steel, thanks to a wave of domestic capacity additions over the last few years. “Imports are so much less relevant to the US market than they used to be because there’s so much more steel output domestically,” she said on the chat.

  • 2 weeks ago | steelmarketupdate.com | Laura Miller

    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. That could be due to the ongoing litigation surrounding the deal. Recall Nippon Steel, Nippon Steel North America, and U.S. Steel sued the US government after President Biden blocked the deal earlier this year.

  • 2 weeks ago | steelmarketupdate.com | Laura Miller

    “As Reibus continues to evolve, we’ve made the decision to close our metals sales division and focus our energy and innovation on growing Reibus Logistics,” the company wrote in an email. “While this marks the end of one chapter, we are excited about what lies ahead and how we can continue serving the industry in new and impactful ways.”It added: “Reibus Logistics remains fully operational and ready to serve.”Employees were informed of the decision a week earlier.

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