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Stellantis sends two plants in Mexico and Canada to idle due to tariffs

The Company is assessing the medium- and long-term impact of the duties and the options available

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US trading partners are concerned about new tariffs on steel and aluminum

Industry associations and officials weigh the implications of the move

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Nippon Steel and Sojitz to acquire 49% in Champion Iron project

Japanese companies will also share the costs of development and construction

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Canada expects $71 million in annual revenue from tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum

The new tariffs should compensate for the losses from cheap Chinese imports, promoting the development of local producers

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Canadian steelmakers call on the government to engage in urgent dialogue with the Trump team

The appeal comes amid Trump's promise to impose additional tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China

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Canada announces the date of implementation of duties on Chinese steel and aluminum

The government of the country published the final list of products from China, which will be subject to an additional duty of 25%

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Canadian steelmakers support duties imposition on Chinese steel imports

Pipe producer Zekelman Industries joined the statement

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Canadian steelmakers demand urgent action against Chinese dumping

Canadian steel and aluminum producers point out that the United States and Mexico have already taken appropriate measures

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Cleveland-Cliffs to acquire Canadian Stelco for $2.5 billion

The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of this year

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Canada approves acquisition of Teck Resources coal business by Glencore

The Swiss Glencore will receive 77% of the shares

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Canada adds iron ore to the list of critical raw materials

High-quality iron ore is required for the production of environmentally friendly steel and is an integral part of the decarbonization process

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Canada plans to introduce its own CBAM analog

The country should use low-carbon steel in infrastructure projects, the trade union believes

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