The impact of trade cases on the US steel industry Report

Insight 28 July 2015

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Report summary

The second half of 2014 and thus far in 2015 has been a difficult time for US steelmakers. They have been forced to contend with slowing growth in demand, destocking and, most importantly, a surge in steel imports. With year-to-date finished steel imports rising by 27% y/y, both domestic steel shipments and crude steel production have declined by 9%. Steelmakers can respond to surging imports in two main ways...

Some other considerations
Selected trade cases - prior and during the Global Financial Crisis
- Light–walled rectangular pipe and tube
- Circular welded carbon quality steel line pipe
- Certain oil country tubular goods
- Certain seamless carbon and alloy steel standard, line, and pressure pipe
- Drill pipe
Selected trade cases - after the Global Financial Crisis
- Circular welded carbon-quality pipe
- Certain oil country tubular goods
- Steel concrete reinforcing bar
- Welded line pipe

Tables and charts

This report includes 9 images and tables including:

Imports of light-walled rectangular pipe and tube
Imports of circular welded carbon quality steel line pipe
Imports of certain oil country tubular goods

Imports of certain seamless carbon and alloy steel standard, line, and pressure pipe
Imports of drill pipe
Imports of circular welded carbon-quality pipe
Imports of certain oil country tubular goods
Imports of steel concrete reinforcing bar
Imports of welded line pipe