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AISI 2025 Statistical Report Highlights Steel Market Trends

Steel News  |  2026-08-06 06:34:43

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

Summary
  • U.S. steel shipments rose 5% to 91 million net tons, while raw steel production increased 3% to 90 million net tons in 2025.
  • Steel imports declined sharply, with total imports down 13% and finished steel imports falling 17% year over year.
  • Construction and automotive remained the largest consumers of domestically produced steel, according to the AISI report.

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) has released its 2025 Annual Statistical Report, which provides a comprehensive overview of the U.S. steel sector trends along with selected statistics covering the broader North American steel market. The report serves as a key source of industry data for businesses, market analysts and policymakers.

The report features statistics on raw steel production, shipments, apparent supply, imports and sector employment over a 10-year period using various tools including charts, tables and graphs.

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According to the report, U.S. steel mills shipped 91 million net tons of steel in 2025, higher than the previous year by approximately 5%. Raw steel production also edged higher, totalling 90 million net tons, up 3% compared with 2024.

Also, total U.S. steel imports fell 13% year over year, while finished steel imports declined 17%. Finished imported steel accounted for 18% of apparent steel consumption during the year under review. The largest consumers of domestically produced steel products in 2025 were the construction and automotive manufacturing industries, the report said.

AISI President and CEO Kevin Dempsey said the latest report provides an accurate picture of the domestic steel industry at a time when trade policies and market conditions continue to evolve. The publication remains an important reference for understanding developments across the U.S. steel market, he added.

Frequently Asked Questions


  • What are the key highlights of the AISI 2025 Annual Statistical Report?
  • The report highlights higher U.S. steel shipments and production, lower imports, and continued strong demand from construction and automotive sectors.

  • How did U.S. steel imports perform in 2025?
  • Total steel imports declined 13%, while finished steel imports dropped 17% year over year.

  • Which industries consumed the most domestically produced steel?
  • The construction and automotive manufacturing industries were the largest consumers in 2025.

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