Donald Trump's tariffs on steel imports could drive down scrap prices, recycling sector sources say

US President Donald Trump's import duties have not yet had any effect on the Port of Rotterdam in the first quarter. Nevertheless, the transhipment volume was 5.8% lower than in the same period in 2024, mainly due to a decline in the transhipment of iron ore and oil.

Less than half of the large industrial processing companies are wondering whether to change the countries from which they receive their products, send their goods or have their production. The most changes concern the directions: import — export.

Bryzos CEO Says US Steel Market Squeezed by Trump’s ‘Anaconda Plan’ — Will Pain Bring Gain?

Many United States businesses involved in global trade are experiencing a sea of change and a sea change. The President Donald Trump administration doubled down on tariffs with its reinstated Section 232 measures, slapping 25% duties on steel imports and eliminating country exemptions while introducing stringent “melted and poured” requirements to qualify for duty-free status. The metals industry is bracing for impact. “Trump is getting serious …

Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that in the phone call with Donald Trump they addressed the issue of tariffs on steel, aluminum and the automotive sector “We did not arrive ... The Sheinbaum entry acknowledges that it did not reach any agreement with Trump on tariffs aparece primero en LJA Aguascalientes.

Donald Trump's tariffs on steel imports could drive down scrap prices, recycling sector sources say

Realigning of global steel market could lead to reduction in recycled steel demand

SOBERANIA 53: WE DIDN'T START THE FIRE - TRUMP TARIFFS, MEXICO UNSCATHED - RegeneraciónMX

Trump’s tariff plan turned out worse than everyone expected but somehow Mexico has come out unscathed. While close friends and allies of Trump were hit […] La entrada SOBERANIA 53: WE DIDN’T START THE FIRE — TRUMP TARIFFS, MEXICO UNSCATHED se publicó primero en RegeneraciónMX.