U.S. tariff increase has been linked to a significant reduction in European steel shipments to the American market, with industry association Eurofer reporting that export volumes fell 34% after import duties on steel and aluminum were raised to 50%. The decline affected producers across the European Union and comes as
U.S. tariff increase has been linked to a significant reduction in European steel shipments to the American market, with industry association Eurofer reporting that export volumes fell 34% after import duties on steel and aluminum were raised to 50%. The decline affected producers across the European Union and comes as
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