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Home > Brazilian Steel Industry: A “Very Difficult” Second Half of 2025 Amid Record Imports and Declining Margins

Brazilian Steel Industry: A “Very Difficult” Second Half of 2025 Amid Record Imports and Declining Margins

1 September 2025 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

Brazil's steel industry is bracing for a particularly challenging second half of 2025, according to CEOs of the country's major steel mills at the Instituto Aço Brasil annual conference in São Paulo. Trade defense policies adopted so far have failed to stem the influx of imported steel, which is eroding competitiveness and threatening local production […]

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