Steel News

Gov. Gianforte Highlights $20 Million Expansion at Allied Steel in Lewistown

Since 1980, Allied Steel has been producing steel fabrications for large-scale construction projects and is well known for structural steel fabrication and serves clients across the United States.

U.S. to halve tariffs on Canada steel, aluminum, reports say

Talks between U.S. and Canadian trade advisers continued Aug. 19, less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump paused planned 50% levies on billions of dollars of Canadian goods to allow more time to negotiate.

EU Steel Quota Changes Trigger Mixed Market Reaction

The full effect of the new rules is expected to become clearer over the next few quarters.

China's easing steel output reflects divergent demand drivers

August imports are estimated at 111.16 ​million tons by commodity analysts Kpler, which would be up from the official July number of 108.08 million.

U.S. Raw Steel Output Jumps 3.9% Year Over Year in Mid-August

Compared with the same week in 2025, steel production climbed 3.9%. The mills produced 1.764 million net tons at a utilization rate of 78.2% during the corresponding week the previous year.

Johnstown steel mill awarded $664K for sidewalk improvements

The project is expected to improve pedestrian access and safety along Clinton Street and in the area surrounding the Gautier Steel facility.

Nucor Invests $59M to Expand Vulcraft Steel Production in Indiana

The additional capacity will help Vulcraft meet customer demand while supporting the company’s long-term growth plans, said company executives.

Worker killed on job at steel plant in Northwest Indiana

Union officials identified the man who died as Jonathan Stepp, a young father who was operating a pot hauler when he died.

Steel manufacturer to invest more than $59 million to expand St. Joe operations

Companies like Vulcraft and Nucor are helping Indiana’s manufacturing economy grow, Indiana Secretary of Commerce Chuck Goodrich said in a statement.

U.S. Raw Steel Output Rises 3.2% Y-o-Y Despite Weekly Decline

However, weekly output fell 2.7% from the previous week. Mills had produced 1.87 million net tons in the week ended August 1, while the capacity utilization rate then was 81.0%.

S. Korea court orders Nippon Steel to compensate forced-labor family

Under South Korean civil law, compensation claims generally expire three years after a plaintiff becomes aware of an unlawful act and the responsible party or 10 years after the act occurred.

Steel Price Volatility Report: Hot-rolled vs Cold-rolled vs Rebar Trends

Steel pricing volatility affects the entire ferrous scrap ecosystem, with different steel product categories creating distinct demand patterns and price relationships. Understanding these dynamics helps predict scrap market movements and optimize timing strategies.

North American Structural Steel Market Set for Robust Growth Through 2035

According to the findings of the report, the market was valued at about $24.91 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach nearly $39.81 billion by 2035, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.8% between 2026 and 2035.

The US plans to extend Section 232 tariffs to additional derivative products

Most goods on the proposed list will be subject to a 25% tariff, although the rate will differ for a number of categories.

AISI: U.S. Steel Import Permits Rise Sharply in July

During the first seven months of 2026, total steel imports stood at 13.585 million NT, down significantly by 19.4% year over year. Meanwhile, finished steel imports fell 21.8% to 9.766 million NT.

Emissions-saving furnace fires up at Glenbrook Steel Mill

The furnace replaces two of the four coal-fired kilns at the mill just south of Auckland, and will produce steel from recycled scrap.

Mexico Prepares NOM-251 Phase One Steel Certification

On Feb. 12, 2026, SE published the NOM-251-SE-2025, establishing mandatory certification and testing requirements for 26 steel product categories used in construction and infrastructure.

AISI Releases 2025 Statistical Report on U.S. Steel Industry

The largest consumers of domestically produced steel products in 2025 were the construction and automotive manufacturing industries, the report said.

Bland County steel manufacturer to expand operations, create 52 jobs

The investment is set to triple the company’s workforce of 19 employees and includes upgrading and fully automating key manufacturing equipment, as well as expanding the company’s existing facility to increase production capacity in response to growing market demand.

Steel Dynamics Names Theresa Wagler as CEO Effective 2027

The leadership changes, unanimously approved by the company's board of directors, are part of a long-term succession plan designed to ensure continuity as Steel Dynamics continues to expand its global metals business.

AISI: U.S. Steel Shipments Post Strong June Growth

For the first six months of 2026, total U.S. steel shipments reached 47.53 million net tons, marking a 5.3% increase from 45.14 million net tons shipped during the same period in 2025.

US Steel emerges as growth driver one year after Nippon Steel deal

These factors offset challenges Nippon Steel faced during the quarter, including higher raw material and fuel costs, as well as a decline in steel exports to the Middle East — which the company said has begun to impact its Japan results.

US Raw Steel Output Rises 5.6% YoY

The domestic raw steel production edged higher compared to both the previous week and the same period last year.

U.S. Steel Bargaining to Focus on Investment, Safety and Health Care

In return, Hall said workers deserve wages and benefits that reflect their contributions, along with the dignity and respect that come with a strong union contract. 

Salzgitter Launches Germany’s Biggest Electric Arc Furnace Project

The project has secured €200 million in financial support from the German federal government and the state of North Rhine-Westphalia as part of a decarbonization program.