Sheffield - United States steel sector participants express hopes for renewed demand and policy shifts expected under Trump`s “America First” economic strategy.

Guangzhou - Exhibition at China Import and Export Fair Complex from 25 – 27 February 2025 aims to bring together a diverse group of manufacturers, industry specialists, and stakeholders.

Berlin - Michael Hüther, Director of the Institute of German Economy (IW) describes Trump´s victory as a "worst-case scenario," coming at a time that is already challenging for the German economy.

Washington - Despite 12 percent gains, U.S. Steel shares remain below the $55-per-share offer from Japan’s Nippon Steel, which has proposed a $14 billion takeover.

Washington - American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) announced: U.S. steel mills shipped 7,083,141 net tons in September 2024, a 1.2 percent decrease compared to September 2023.

Brussels - October EUROMETAL Market Sentiment Survey compiled insights from 251 respondents.

Abu Dhabi - Project is the first of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa region and aims to reduce the carbon footprint.

London - The CBAM will apply a carbon price to imported goods in high-emissions sectors to ensure imported products face equivalent carbon costs as domestically produced goods.

Lucerne - Lindqvist formerly led initiatives in steel production innovation at SSAB, including efforts to achieve fossil-free manufacturing.

Stockholm - Recent report by Global Energy Monitor and the Leadership Group for Industry Transition, reveals challenges to the industry’s efforts to meet global climate targets by 2050.

Helsinki - The company’s adjusted EBITDA rose significantly, reaching €86 million, supported by solid performance in its European and Ferrochrome business units.