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Nippon Steel expects U.S. Steel to post profits exceeding 100 billion yen ($624 million) this year due to a strong American market buoyed by import tariffs and resilient demand.

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Nippon Steel Vice Chairman Takahiro Mori
What
Nippon Steel expects U.S. Steel to post profits exceeding 100 billion yen ($624 million) this year due to a strong American market buoyed by import tariffs and resilient demand.
When
Wed, 17 Jun 2026 17:04:12 GMT · 4h 57m ago
Where
United States ·
Why
The American market for steel remains strong, with hot-rolled steel sheet prices above $1,200 per metric ton, and U.S. Steel has resumed an idled Illinois blast furnace to capitalize on this pricing environment.
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Nippon Steel, having recently acquired U.S. Steel, anticipates substantial financial gains and long-term profitability from the U.S. market, driven by current tariffs and demand. This outlook is supported by operational improvements and planned investments, suggesting a positive trajectory for both companies amidst ongoing global economic shifts.

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    Nippon Steel expects U.S. Steel to post profits exceeding 100 billion yen ($624 million) this year due to a strong American market buoyed by import tariffs and resilient demand.
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    Nippon Steel's Vice Chairman Takahiro Mori expects the American market to remain buoyant, supported by import tariffs and resilient demand, which could lift earnings at U.S. Steel beyond current forecasts.
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    Nippon Steel expects the American market to remain buoyant, supported by import tariffs and resilient demand, which could lift earnings at U.S. Steel beyond current forecasts.
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    Nippon Steel anticipates the American steel market will remain strong, supported by import tariffs and demand, which could increase U.S. Steel's earnings beyond current forecasts.
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