
Steel Demand Recovery to Continue in 2024
Steel demand growth will continue in most regions in 2024 with global consumption rising by 20 million-30 million tonnes (mt) vs 2023

Steel demand growth will continue in most regions in 2024 with global consumption rising by 20 million-30 million tonnes (mt) vs 2023

Japan’s Nippon Steel said on Monday it would buy U.S. Steel in a deal valued at $14.9 billion, or $55/share.

Chinese steel production looks set for its first annual gain in three years as economic concerns are prioritized over emissions cuts

Ukraine is currently seeking ways to increase steel industry exports to boost revenues into the country’s coffers

The stocks of finished steel that Chinese steel traders will be holding this winter will likely be relatively low compared with other years

U.S. Steel has now received multiple bids of more than $40 per share, sending shares up from $36 per share before the report.

High production costs caused Chinese blast-furnace steel mills to continue losing money on finished steel sales in November

Daily output of crude steel was 1.9316 million tons, a decrease of 4.19% MoM, and a decrease of 0.14% YoY.

The march toward a low carbon steel production future is at the top of the political agenda for some general elections in Europe in 2024

CHINA’S steel output is expected to rise as a soft domestic property sector is compensated by strong vehicle manufacturing and rising exports

Improving sentiment and rising prices in China ‘s domestic market translated to gains in prices of coils during the week of Dec 4-8,

Morgan Stanley forecast another year of underperformance for steel stocks in 2024, citing weak global macros and unattractive valuations.