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... tubing mills and buyers agree that coil prices have probably bottomed out and a $20- to $30-per-ton increase in West Coast tubers' feedstock costs ... View this article
... Observers believe the increases haven't held mainly due to the failure of tubers east of the Rockies to maintain their own previously implemented ... View this article
... "There's just too many people facing too few orders in the whole supply chain. It's the mills, the service centers, the tubers—it's everyone.". ... View this article
... about a tubing price hike succeeding, but now I think it's got a good chance," one market source said, citing both Midwest tubers' willingness to take ... View this article
West Coast producers of structural steel tubing have finally moved to boost prices due to the rising cost of coil feedstock. View this article
... The drop erases about half of a $40-per-ton ($2-per-cwt) increase put through by local tubers last month, which was the first increase this year that ... View this article
... clear whether the increase's apparent success has created a foundation for a second round of hikes to bring Western mills in line with tubers east of ... View this article
... is the fact that providers of hot-rolled coil feedstock here have recently been able to raise prices, ratcheting the cost pressure on tubers to increase ... View this article
... Additionally, some buyers and producers on the West Coast view tubers in the Midwest and East as "quick on the trigger" when it comes to ... View this article
... Moreover, the inability of steelmakers to successfully implement their own price hikes on tubers' coil feedstock—a failure also reported east of the ... View this article
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What is causing the most weakness to the U.S. metals industry?
June 20-21, 2013 New York
Our industry and the U.S. economy are not realizing the full benefits of (higher steel demand) due to recent significant surges of imported tubular products.
--Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel