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The U.S. has a 50% tariff on steel imports, which has had visible impacts on export flows and industrial bargaining.
Retaliatory tariffs imposed by U.S. trading partners shifted a large share of the tariff burden onto U.S. exporters and downstream users rather than evenly distributing costs across the economy: agric...
Government and industry reports treat "" as mill output — crude or raw steel produced and reported in net or metric tons — while "finished steel" is a downstream accounting concept that measures mill ...
Multiple outlets flagged a very small year‑over‑year uptick in from 2024 to 2025 — a change in the low single digits percentage-wise — and criticized an official bar chart for exaggerating that move b...
Canada’s aluminium exporters are being squeezed and rerouted by a web of new tariffs and surtaxes: U.S. import duties have made sales to the United States markedly more expensive and less profitable, ...
Donald Trump has not directly "approved" a 500% tariff on India; the United States under his presidency did impose a combined 50% tariff on many Indian imports tied in part to New Delhi’s purchases of...