Canadian Steelmakers Offset some U.S. Tariff Pain with Domestic Demand

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Canadian steelmakers offset some U.S. tariff pain with domestic demand

Canada’s steel industry, among the sectors hit first and hardest by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, is starting to turn a corner thanks to an uptick in mining, energy and AI data centre projects as well as government support, although the impact has not been even across the country.

Canadian steelmakers offset some US tariff pain with domestic demand

By Divya Rajagopal TORONTO, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Canada's steel industry, among the sectors hit first and hardest by US President Donald Trump's tariffs, is starting to turn a corner thanks to an uptick in mining, energy and AI data center projects as we...