Cliffs' Goncalves among steel CEOs urging Trump to resist metal tariff exemption
The CEOs, which include Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.’s Lourenco Goncalves, Nucor Corp.’s Leon Topalian, and United States Steel Corp.’s David Burritt, argued that avoiding exemptions was a matter of national security.
Cleveland-Cliffs' outlook improves despite the steel demand slump. Find out why CLF stock is a Buy with potential revenue ...
Even before the new levies took effect, the industry was worried about prices after President Trump opposed a major merger in ...
Attorneys for U.S. Steel argued in federal court in Pittsburgh on Wednesday that statements made by their rival Cleveland-Cliffs and the head of the Steelworkers Union amounted to an illegal ...
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. intends to do more to get behind the domestic auto industry — at least the portion that uses ...
new reciprocal tariffs imposed by President Trump.
Senator Bernie Moreno aims to incentivize buying American cars, while Cleveland-Cliffs offers $1,000 bonus to employees ...
Seaport Research lowered the firm’s price target on Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) to $11 from $13.50 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. The firm ...
Steel prices surged 36% due to tariffs, but real demand hasn't changed. JPMorgan warns of potential de-stocking & recession ...
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