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  1. KijKhumGaaN.... 19 mei 2021 19:49
    Steel industry groups and the United Steelworkers union are urging President Biden to maintain steel tariffs that were imposed three years ago, saying lifting the Section 232 tariffs now "would undermine the viability of our industry."In a letter to Biden just days after his chief trade negotiator confirmed a temporary tariff truce with the European Union, the groups argued that the tariffs have been a success, leading to $15.7B in new capacity investments."The tariffs are providing a fairer and more level playing field, creating the market stability needed for companies to invest in the future of the domestic steel industry, including a significant amount of new steelmaking capacity that has come online very recently," the letter says.
  2. forum rang 5 christo1 19 mei 2021 19:55
    quote:

    ToTheTop schreef op 19 mei 2021 18:47:

    De importheffing wordt ingetrokken om de staalprijzen af te koelen, en plaats daar boven op de stijgende olie prijs van de afgelopen tijd. Q2 be carefull.
    Q2 is reeds afgesloten, zelfs Q3 grotendeels, dus ik weet niet waarom je fantasie op hol slaat.

    ben je een shorter misschien.
  3. forum rang 4 Erny 20 mei 2021 00:01
    quote:

    upsidedown schreef op 19 mei 2021 16:32:

    [...]
    Eh. Hoe kom je bij die info?
    Ik dacht dat begrepen te hebben uit de berichten dat bedrijven de Biden regering onder druk zetten om de importtarieven te herzien, maar dat gaat dus over de afspraken tussen VS en de EU. Dat heb ik niet goed gelezen. Ik lees nu echter wel dat de Amerikaanse 25- en 10-procentheffingen op staal en aluminium gewoon van kracht blijven en dat lijkt me niet heel gunstig voor onze export.
  4. forum rang 10 voda 20 mei 2021 06:27
    Beursupdate: AEX op Wall Street

    Door ABM Financial News op woensdag 19 mei 2021
    Views: 4.740

    (ABM FN-Dow Jones) Op Wall Street zijn woensdag zes van de acht AEX-genoteerde fondsen ten opzichte van het slot in Amsterdam hoger gesloten. Aegon was met een verlies van 0,3 procent de sterkste daler. ASML was met een winst van 1,8 procent de sterkste stijger.

    Aegon (-0,3%)
    ArcelorMittal (+0,1%)
    ASML (+1,8%)
    ING Groep (+0,9%)
    Philips (+0,6%)
    RELX (+0,7%)
    Royal Dutch Shell (=0,1%)
    Unilever (+0,3%)

    Euro/dollar: 1,2177

    Op basis van de bovenstaande koersuitslagen zou de AEX index, die sloot op 693,72 punten, zijn geëindigd op 695,51 punten.
  5. [verwijderd] 20 mei 2021 07:47
    quote:

    christo1 schreef op 19 mei 2021 19:55:

    [...]

    Q2 is reeds afgesloten, zelfs Q3 grotendeels, dus ik weet niet waarom je fantasie op hol slaat.

    ben je een shorter misschien.

    Op deze niveau’s krijgen we weer de shorters tegen de long’s
    Komen weer van die verhalen waar je vrolijk van wordt
  6. forum rang 10 voda 20 mei 2021 07:54
    De nabije toekomst voor ILVA?

    30% Natural Gas & Hydrogen Blend in Steel Forging in Italy

    The world's first test of a 30% natural gas & hydrogen blend in the forging processes used in industrial steelmaking was held in Rho in province of Milan at the Forgiatura A Vienna plant. The trial involved the use of the hydrogen & gas mix to heat the furnaces of the Forgiatura A. Vienna plant and was successfully carried out on site after a series of studies and laboratory tests lasting about a year. The companies involved in the initiative were: Snam, one of the world's leading energy infrastructure companies and developer and promoter of the project; RINA, a multinational inspection, certification and engineering consultancy, which handled the engineering analyses and laboratory phase; and GIVA Group, a global leader in steelmaking, which made Forgiatura Vienna available for the field test. The blend of methane and hydrogen was supplied by Sapio, an Italian company specialising in the production and marketing of industrial and medical gases.

    The use of the hydrogen and natural gas blend did not require any plant modifications and had no impact either on the equipment used (industrial burners) or on the characteristics of the final heat-treated product.

    The project's potential in terms of environmental sustainability and economic competitiveness is significant. It is estimated that the permanent use of a 30% green hydrogen blend, fuelled by renewables, on the total gas consumed by the three GIVA Group’s steel forging plants for its industrial processes would lead to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions in the order of 15,000 tonnes per year, equivalent to 7,500 cars. It would consequently result into CO2 emissions savings amounting to approx. 800,000 euros per year (calculated on the current purchase of certificates) while ensuring the value and integrity of the steel forging manufacturing process and its long-term environmental sustainability.

    The use of hydrogen in hard-to-abate industrial applications such as steelmaking will play a key role in achieving domestic and EU climate neutrality targets by 2050. Looking ahead, green hydrogen is the ideal solution for CO 2-free steelmaking and processing.

    Source - Strategic Research Institute
  7. forum rang 10 voda 20 mei 2021 08:21
    Steel industry groups urge Biden to keep tariffs in place after EU truce

    CONTRIBUTOR
    David Lawder Reuters
    PUBLISHED
    MAY 19, 2021 8:11AM EDT

    CREDIT: REUTERS/AARON JOSEFCZYK

    U.S. steel industry groups and the United Steelworkers union on Wednesday urged President Joe Biden to keep in place the steel tariffs imposed three years ago, saying that lifting them now would undermine the industry's viability.

    WASHINGTON, May 19 (Reuters) - U.S. steel industry groups and the United Steelworkers union on Wednesday urged President Joe Biden to keep in place the steel tariffs imposed three years ago, saying that lifting them now would undermine the industry's viability.

    In a letter to Biden just days after his chief trade negotiator struck a temporary tariff truce with the European Union, the groups argued that the "Section 232" national security tariffs imposed by former president Donald Trump have been a success, leading to $15.7 billion in new capacity investments.

    "Eliminating the steel tariffs now would undermine the viability of our industry," wrote the heads of the American Iron and Steel Institute, the Steel Manufacturers Association, the United Steelworkers and other groups.

    "Global steel overcapacity has only increased during the pandemic, and past economic crises have led to devastating import surges as other nations dumped their excess steel into the U.S. market."

    U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai on Monday announced a deal with the European Union not to escalate their dispute over U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, sparing Harley-Davidson motorcycles and American-made whiskey and motor boats from a doubling of the EU's retaliatory tariffs on June 1. The two sides agreed to launch talks on addressing global excess production capacity for steel and aluminum, largely centered in China.

    The six-month truce leaves the U.S. metals tariffs in place and previously existing EU retaliatory tariffs, including 25% duties on American motorcycles and whiskey.

    But European officials said they are seeking a removal of tariffs on EU-produced metals much sooner.

    Steel consuming groups are arguing removal of the Section 232 tariffs would ease soaring steel prices caused partly by supply shutdowns during the coronavirus pandemic, coupled with high demand. Midwest hot rolled steel futures were bid at $1,500 a ton on Wednesday, nearly triple their $590 price at the end of 2019.

    The groups said steel is among a number of commodities in short supply due to the pandemic, including lumber, semiconductors, concrete, agricultural products and cleaning products. They noted that every steel market around the world is experiencing high prices and long production lead times.

    "The tariffs are providing a fairer and more level playing field, creating the market stability needed for companies to invest in the future of the domestic steel industry, including a significant amount of new steelmaking capacity that has come online very recently," the groups wrote.

    (Reporting by David Lawder Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)

    ((David.Lawder@tr.com; +1 202 354 5854; Reuters Messaging: david.lawder.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
  8. forum rang 7 mvliex 1 20 mei 2021 09:32
    quote:

    Pussy schreef op 20 mei 2021 07:47:

    [...]
    Op deze niveau’s krijgen we weer de shorters tegen de long’s
    Komen weer van die verhalen waar je vrolijk van wordt
    Het hoeft niet altijd voor en tegen te zijn. En gelukkig lees ik hier veel berichten van beleggers die echt verstand van zaken hebben van de staal-business en deze zaken realistisch voorstellen. Dan gaat het om feiten. Dat helpt niet alleen te negatieve verhalen juist in te schatten maar ook te positieve verhalen van roeptoeters.
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