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26 Aug
WSD Strategic Insights CXCVI: USA steel demand outlook shows some weakening
13 Nov
WSD Strategic Insights XCIX: The global steel industry is running into its ECO-Capacity wall
03 Aug
WSD Strategic Insights XCVI: Chinese Rebar / HRB Hijinks
07 Feb
WSD Strategic Insights LXXXVII: China in Zugzwang!
14 Nov
WSD Strategic Insights LXXXII: Steel scrap price undervalued?
01 Nov
WSD Strategic Insights LXXXI: USA steel demand is down, lessened steel intensity
19 Oct
WSD Strategic Insights LXXX: HRB home vs. world price
03 Oct
Strategic Insights LXXVIX: New “Age of Discontinuity”
26 Apr
WSD Strategic Insights #LXXII: The Power of the Invisible Hand
21 Mar
WSD Strategic Insights #LXXI: 2016: Down year. Part 2: Bottom Fishing!
16 Nov
WSD Strategic Insights LXIII: Is Chinese steel production a reality?
28 Sep
WSD Strategic Insights #LX: Rebar is the “King of Spades” in China, a lowly “three of clubs” in US
15 Jul
WSD Strategic Insights LVII: Steel may overcome aluminum’s avalance by 2018
20 Feb
WSD Strategic Insights XLIX: Steel industry scenarios: Grim outlook for 2015, better in 2017
27 Oct
WSD Strategic Insights XLIV: Oversupply Equilibrium: Chinese Threat
09 Jun
WSD Strategic Insights XXXVII: The “Iron Pancake”: How flat will it get?
28 Apr
WSD Strategic Insights XXXIV: 2014: Adverse outlook for most steel mills
14 Apr
WSD Strategic Insights XXXIII: Deciphering Steel’s DNA
26 Feb
WSD Strategic Insights XXX: Breakthrough steelmaking technology is better than sex!
17 Dec
Strategic Insights XXVI: China steel scrap, the global wild card
04 Sep
WSD Strategic Insight XVIII: US economic and industry outlook better than most countries
03 Sep
WSD Strategic Insight XVIII: US economic and industry outlook better than most countries
26 Aug
WSD Strategic Insights XVII: Shift in steelmakers’ metallic balance, hot metal outpaces scrap demand
13 Aug
WSD Strategic Insights XVI: “Musical chairs” for price leaders on world market
29 Jul
WSD Strategic Insights XV: Steel’s overcapacity conundrum in China
28 Jun
WSD Strategic Insights XIV: 2015 a recovery year?
06 Feb
WSD Strategic Insights #6: Steel’s “Ages of Discontinuity”
06 Dec
WSD’s Strategic Insights #2: Global cost to produce pig iron has dropped substantially in the past 18 months
29 Jan
Editor's Corner by Shannon George
27 Jan
FMA: Some good news, and some bad news for US manufacturing
14 Jan
SteelOrbis hosts Webinar featuring Thomas Danjczek of SMA on the key issues affecting US minimills
11 Jan
Editor's Corner by Shannon George
21 Dec
Editor's Corner by Shannon George
14 Dec
Editor’s Corner by Shannon George
16 Nov
Stark contrast in opinions of DiMicco and Fed economist Strauss about the road ahead
06 May
Attendees of Inaugural Critical Commodities Conference still waiting for sunny skies
17 Mar
US pipe market perspectives from NASPD's Annual Convention
25 Jun
South American economic overview – June 25, 2008
29 May
Varied opinions in Russia on export duty issue
07 May
MSCI Annual Meeting reflects strength of North American steel industry amid challenging times
07 Apr
Will China soon be back in the steel export game?
20 Mar
Who’s best positioned in steel’s “New fast world?”
15 Nov
MSC discusses iron ore price situation in Iran
29 Jun
Federacciai official warns against “counterfeit” Asian stainless
21 May
US economic overview - May 21, 2007
03 Mar
Optimism widespread amongst the Port of Tampa steel conference attendees
19 Jan
Economic overview Mexico and Canada - January 19, 2007
26 Dec
Another view of the iron ore price increase
19 Oct
Siderweb surveys trends in Italian flats market
04 Oct
Prospects for China's next round of iron ore price negotiations
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