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European HRC prices keep climbing due to tightening supply, imports constraints

European hot-rolled coil prices moved up further in recent transactions; limited imports and surging...

Italian steel plate prices up on higher slab offers, rising energy costs

Italy steel heavy plate prices widened upward during the week to Thursday March 5, while the...

States sue to block Trump’s 10% global tariff on US imports

A group of almost a dozen US states sued President Donald Trump’s administration to block the...

EUROMETAL participates in Cattwyk panel discussion on circularity in the steel sector

EUROMETAL President Alexander Julius participated as a panelist in the event “In the Loop with...

‘Short-sighted’ low-carbon specifications excluding UK-made steel: panel

UK domestically-produced steel is being excluded from public and private infrastructure procurement...

Thysenkrupp mulls Material Services division spin-off

Germany’s thyssenkrupp group has confirmed to Kallanish that its strategy is to spin off its...

Steelmakers, plant builders disagree over IAA content requirements

The Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) presented by the European Commission on Wednesday has been...

Eurofer, Hydrogen Europe seek tighter IAA steel requirements

The European steel and hydrogen industries, represented by trade bodies Eurofer and Hydrogen Europe...

European Commission mandates low-emission steel, drops ‘made-in-EU’

The European Commission has confirmed its Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) legislative proposal...

EU Industrial Accelerator Act drops EU-origin steel rule, narrows emissions sliding scale to primary steel

The European Commission’s long-awaited Industrial Accelerators Act (IAA) confirmed a shift in the...

European rebar producers withdraw from market amid higher energy costs

Rebar producers from Europe withdrew offers from the market due to the rise in energy costs...

German construction sees first uptick in five years

German construction companies reported a year-on-year revenue increase of 2.5% in 2025, after five...
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