What drives US flat steel demand?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Structure of the US steel market
- Our downstream steel model structure
- What is flat steel used for?
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Long-term trends
- Product interdependency is high
- Summary: flat product demand restricted by automotive weakness
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Flat steel output is importantWhat are flat products?Most HR coil is used for further processing
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Demand is primarily met by domestic steelmakingMost HR and CR coil is consumed in further processingManufacturing sectors drive end-use demand for flat productsOverall we estimate long products represent ~30% of total steel consumptionThe automotive sector has driven galvanised steel demandWhat drives US flat steel demand?: Image 3What drives US flat steel demand?: Image 10
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