Michael Cowden is the Managing Editor for Steel Market Update, a publication focused on providing market intelligence and analysis for the steel industry. With a background in journalism and a deep understanding of the steel market, Michael's articles cover topics such as global steel output, market trends, industry events, and expert insights.
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By: Michael Cowden
Timna Tanners, managing director of equity research for Wolfe Research, will be the featured speaker on the next SMU Community Chat.
By: Brett Linton, Michael Cowden
The political world might have been turned upside down last week, but the steel market has taken it in stride.
President-elect Donald Trump will officially retake the White House on Jan. 20. I’ve been getting questions about how his administration’s policies might reshape the steel industry and domestic manufacturing.
By: Brett Linton, Michael Cowden
SMU’s flat-rolled steel prices were mixed this week with slight declines across most products, and a modest increase in prices for cold-rolled coil.
By: Brett Linton, Michael Cowden
SMU’s flat-rolled steel prices were mixed this week with slight declines across most products and a modest increase in prices for cold-rolled coil.
By: Michael Cowden
ITR economist Taylor St. Germain will join SMU for a Community Chat on Dec. 11 at 11 am ET. You can register here. The live webinar is free for all to attend. A recording will be available only to SMU members.
By: Michael Cowden
President-elect Donald Trump threatened on social media on Monday evening to impose tariffs of 25% on all US imports from Canada and Mexico.
By: Michael Cowden
Cleveland-Cliffs said it would keep its published price for hot-rolled (HR) coil at $750 per short ton (st) with the opening of its January order book.
It’s been another week of crazy news and ho-hum prices. That has almost become a trend.
Cleveland-Cliffs plans to increase prices for hot-rolled (HR) coil to $800 per short ton (st).
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