EU steel imports after the new regime

Name: EU steel imports after the new regime
Start: 2026-09-08T00:00:00Z
End: 0001-01-01T00:00:00Z
Location: Live webinar

Live webinar

Tuesday, 08 September 2026 Sessions: 8AM and 3PM GMT

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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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What is the EU's new steel import regime?

The EU's new steel import regime is the safeguard framework governing quotas, tariffs and market access for EU steel imports. It replaces the previous safeguard arrangement and changes how import volumes are allocated across origin countries and product categories, directly affecting sourcing strategy for European buyers.

Who should attend this Argus steel webinar?

The webinar is designed for physical steel traders, mill commercial teams, procurement leads, analysts, risk managers and policy professionals who need a clear read on steel market developments in Europe. Attendees will leave with actionable insight into quota utilisation, price direction and supplier response.

When is the webinar and how do I register?

The webinar takes place on 08 September 2026 with two live sittings at 08:00 GMT and 15:00 GMT. Registration is via the "Register now" button on this page; a calendar invitation and joining link will be sent on confirmation.

How is the new regime affecting steel prices in Europe?

Argus editors will discuss the drivers behind recent moves in European steel prices, including quota-driven changes to import availability, capacity restarts and shifts in domestic production. The session covers both hot-rolled coil and long-product dynamics where applicable.

Which global suppliers are most affected?

The session examines how major exporting countries — including Turkey and India — are adapting sourcing strategies, redirecting flows and adjusting pricing to remain competitive under the new EU quotas. Implications for producers in other regions supplying Europe are also covered.

Can I access the recording if I cannot attend live?

Yes. If you are unable to attend the live session, you will receive an on-demand recording link after the event, allowing you to watch the webinar at your convenience and access the content whenever it suits your schedule.