Taiwan’s largest producer of stainless flat products, Yieh United Steel Corporation (YUSCO), has announced a modest price reduction for November deliveries. Read more
Walsin Lihwa, Taiwanese major stainless steel making company, keeps November prices unchanged despite rising costs and weak demand in both domestic and export markets. Read more
Women from the stainless steel industry gathered for the second time to celebrate their role in shaping the sector, empowering careers and driving Türkiye’s economic growth. Read more
Ryerson and Olympic Steel have agreed to an all-stock merger, forming North America’s second-largest metals service center with combined revenue of USD 6.5 billion and shipments of 2.6 million mt. Read more
Despite persistent market uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, Acerinox delivered solid Q3 2025 results supported by diversification and continued strength in its U.S. operations. Read more
Japan’s automotive industry, one of the country’s largest consumers of stainless steel, experienced a sharp production decline in August 2025, though analysts suggest the drop is largely seasonal. Read more
In Q3 2025, Ryerson’s stainless results weakened as lower shipments and margin pressure outweighed higher selling prices. The company also announced a merger agreement with Olympic Steel. Read more
Trump’s late-October Asia tour yielded a China tariff truce, new reciprocal deals in Southeast Asia, an India security agreement, and end-stage deals with South Korea and Japan, all ahead of the APEC. Read more
Wujin Stainless reported mixed third-quarter results, with modest revenue growth overshadowed by falling prices, shrinking margins, and continued weakness in domestic demand. Read more
China’s stainless steel industry may head towards a turbulent close to 2025, as leading producers have announced significant 200 series production cuts. Read more
The major Chinese stainless cold-rolling company, Yongjin Metal Technology, has reported robust growth in production and sales for Q3 2025, despite weakening demand in China and Asia. Read more
The European debate over the future of steel safeguards has intensified, as industry groups warn that Brussels risks prioritizing the protection of steelmakers at the expense of broader manufacturing. Read more
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