In 2024, the European steel market anticipates stabilization and growth following the challenges of 2023. Although demand for steel remains somewhat subdued, the second half of 2024 is expected to be stronger than 2023. Interest rates may have peaked, and a potential downward trend could boost European GDP and steel demand. Steelmakers’ margins are under pressure due to high raw material costs and lower steel prices.
The impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, trade relations with the US, and potential normalization of relations with Russia are key factors in 2024. The 8th annual Europe Steel Markets conference will bring together steel executives and market participants to discuss global steel sector prospects, investments for environmental legislations, price trends, end-user demand, and trade patterns.
Link for registration:
https://www.kallanish.com/en/events/conference/upcoming-courses-details/europe-steel-markets-2024/
In 2024, the European steel market anticipates stabilization and growth following the challenges of 2023. Although demand for steel remains somewhat subdued, the second half of 2024 is expected to be stronger than 2023. Interest rates may have peaked, and a potential downward trend could boost European GDP and steel demand. Steelmakers’ margins are under pressure due to high raw material costs and lower steel prices.
The impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, trade relations with the US, and potential normalization of relations with Russia are key factors in 2024. The 8th annual Europe Steel Markets conference will bring together steel executives and market participants to discuss global steel sector prospects, investments for environmental legislations, price trends, end-user demand, and trade patterns.
Link for registration:
https://www.kallanish.com/en/events/conference/upcoming-courses-details/europe-steel-markets-2024/
In 2024, the European steel market anticipates stabilization and growth following the challenges of 2023. Although demand for steel remains somewhat subdued, the second half of 2024 is expected to be stronger than 2023. Interest rates may have peaked, and a potential downward trend could boost European GDP and steel demand. Steelmakers’ margins are under pressure due to high raw material costs and lower steel prices.
The impact of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, trade relations with the US, and potential normalization of relations with Russia are key factors in 2024. The 8th annual Europe Steel Markets conference will bring together steel executives and market participants to discuss global steel sector prospects, investments for environmental legislations, price trends, end-user demand, and trade patterns.
Link for registration:
https://www.kallanish.com/en/events/conference/upcoming-courses-details/europe-steel-markets-2024/
