An updated assessment on the US demographics and the challenges ahead for the housing, lumber and wood panel markets

Cleveland-Cliffs has introduced a new product line of non-oriented electrical steels (NOES) for power generation in North America, reflecting rising interest in electrical steels

The US steel industry has mostly dismissed the recent World Trade Organization ruling against Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminium imports and does not expect it to have much, if any, impact on the market

Steelmakers offering lower-carbon steel reinforcing bar (rebar) have a competitive advantage over traditional rebar producers, even if customers are unwilling to pay a premium for it in a price-sensitive market, according to David Stickler, senior managing partner of Global Principal Partners

Cleveland-Cliffs has increased its flat steel spot market base prices for the second time in just over two weeks, and participants think the market can absorb some of this increase, but not necessarily in full

An in-depth look at what has caused the newsprint paper price drop in Asia with a focus on trade between China, Russia and India

A long term wood shingle-maker tells his story

North America's presence in Japan is gradually fading as the competition grows

Fastmarkets RISI is inviting feedback from the industry on the pricing methodologies for Latin American prices, including boxboard (Brazil), graphic papers (Brazil and Mexico), recovered paper (Mexico), and containerboard (Brazil and Mexico), as part of its announced annual methodology review process.

The US domestic ferrous scrap trade has kicked off with higher offers across the board, but market participants indicated that negotiations have turned rocky in some regions, with some sellers holding out for bigger increases