Steel News & Analysis

The latest trading day saw Steel Dynamics (STLD) settling at $133.48, representing no change from its previous close.

Keith Dixon’s life turned around after he joined an employee-owned company—and an employee stock ownership plan.

STLD has consistently increased its cash dividend in alignment with its growth initiatives.

Larger buildings require more steel in their framing and foundations, so apartments and condos will likely be more impacted by the tariffs.

Steel Dynamics (STLD) reported earnings 30 days ago. What’s next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

MT vs. X: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?

While NUE gains on its actions to grow through acquisitions and capacity expansion, weak steel prices weigh on its prospects.

Almost every car and light truck in the US has parts from Canada and Mexico. In some cases, the vehicles are entirely assembled and sent to the US to sell. A recent study shows that 25% tariffs on all imports from these nations could raise the price of a car by $3,000 and a full-sized […]

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Seeing as steel production is likely to increase in the U.S., it may be a worthy topic of which stock is the better investment at the moment between United States Steel (X) and Nucor (NUE).

In 2018, after imposing steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, Donald Trump famously tweeted, “Trade wars are good, and easy to win.” Trump’s time out of the White House has not changed his mind on that subject. Since his inauguration last month…

Freddie Mac’s weekly rate survey shows the average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate loan was 6.87% for the week ending February 13. That’s a change of just 0.02 percentage points from a week ago. Rates have remained fairly stable over the past few weeks, giving some buyers a chance to lock in a favorable rate.

RDN, UE and MBCN recently announced dividend hikes.

Finance chief’s caution comes as company revises cash flow guidance upwards

The new tariffs on steel and aluminum are upending plans and projections by construction firms and other companies.