
EU steel imports after the new regime
Market Impact, Trade Flows and Price Trends
The EU's new steel import regime has begun reshaping trade flows, pricing dynamics and supply chain strategies across the market. Two months after implementation, what are the early impacts, and what can market participants expect next?
Join Argus steel market experts for an in-depth analysis of how buyers, sellers and traders are responding to one of the most significant changes to the European steel market in recent years.
Drawing on exclusive intelligence from the Argus Global Steel service, this webinar will examine evolving import patterns, changing supply-demand fundamentals and the implications for steel producers, consumers and international suppliers.
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- Actionable read on regulatory change
Understand how the EU's new steel import regime is reshaping trade flows, pricing and procurement, based on two months of live market data. - Direct access to Argus editors
Hear from five Argus steel-desk editors covering northwest Europe HRC, UK flat steel, European long products, Turkish billet and Indian export flows — the analysts producing Argus Global Steel price assessments. - Practical outlook for global suppliers
Get a clear read on how major exporting countries including Turkey and India are adapting sourcing strategies, and what this means for placement of steel into Europe.

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