Buster57
Platinum Member
I believe that steel prices are very cyclical in nature and will fall precipitously in the not too distant future. On a global basis, capacity is relatively easy to accumulate in the steel manufacturing industry. Demand for steel in the growing Chinese economy may ultimately help US Steel manufacturers.
The biggest obstacle I see to a stable price of steel is not Chinese demand, but rather the devaluation of the US dollar. This is primarily due to our budget deficit. I believe this deficit may cost us in raw material procurement as well as many other strategic areas. I also see neither side in our political landscape getting a grip on this very troublesome situation.
The biggest obstacle I see to a stable price of steel is not Chinese demand, but rather the devaluation of the US dollar. This is primarily due to our budget deficit. I believe this deficit may cost us in raw material procurement as well as many other strategic areas. I also see neither side in our political landscape getting a grip on this very troublesome situation.