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Latin American Steel Rallies on Tariff Defence
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (919+ words) Latin American steel stocks rallied on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 as investors bought into tariff protection and steady demand. Gerdau led the move, while CSN and Ternium also posted solid gains against a global steel-producer ETF that rose 1.77%. The driver is unchanged:…...
LatAm Steel: Gerdau Jumps 5.38% as Tariffs Shield Mills
1+ week, 3+ hour ago (807+ words) Latin American steel stocks rallied on Thursday, August 27, 2026, with Brazil’s Gerdau leading the way, up 5.38% to US$4.70. The move came despite weak domestic construction, showing investors are betting tariff shields will protect margins. Mexico’s Ternium added 1.27% to US$55.83, finding support…...
Ternium Plans to Take Usiminas Private, Brazil's Flat-Steel Leader
1+ week, 3+ day ago (987+ words) A decade-long control war ended in 2023 — now the winner wants the whole company. Ternium plans to take Usiminas private, Brazilian media reported on Monday, 24 August 2026. Shares of Brazil’s largest flat-steel maker jumped more than 7% on the news. The story broke…...
Latin American Steel Wrap: Brazil, Mexico Moves
1+ week, 4+ day ago (761+ words) The session belonged to the laggards. CSN’s New York-listed shares jumped 10.11% to US$0.98, the sharpest gain on the steel board, while Mexican producer Ternium rose 2.29% to US$55.45. The broad SLX steel-producers ETF advanced 2.29% to US$107.20, showing buyers returning to global…...
LatAm Steel: Gerdau Falls as China Glut Bites
2+ week, 3+ hour ago (953+ words) Latin American steel equities split on Thursday, August 20, 2026, with Brazil’s Gerdau underperforming while Mexico’s Ternium edged higher, against a falling global steel benchmark. The SLX ETF dropped 1.78% to US$104.80, capturing the weight of an oversupplied global market. Gerdau’s ADR slid…...
Gerdau Drops 4.5% as Steel Tariffs Fail to Lift Brazil
2+ week, 1+ day ago (832+ words) Wednesday’s session split Brazilian and Mexican steel names. Gerdau clawed back a chunk of its recent tariff-driven rally, sliding 4.50% to US$4.46, while CSN shed 2.22% to US$0.88 despite renewed anti-dumping protection for flat steel. Ternium, Mexico’s main listed steel proxy, rose…...
Steel Wrap: Gerdau and Ternium Fall as Global Producers Retreat
2+ week, 2+ day ago (43+ words) Latin American steel shares fell Tuesday as tariff shields were offset by weak demand. Gerdau and Ternium dropped, CSN ticked up, and SLX lost ground. The post Steel Wrap: Gerdau and Ternium Fall as Global Producers Retreat appeared first on…...
Latin America Steel Steadies; Ternium Gains, CSN Slides
3+ week, 3+ day ago (788+ words) Latin America’s steel shares painted a divided picture on Monday, August 10, 2026. Mexico’s Ternium rallied 1.67% to US$54.80, while Brazil’s CSN slumped 3.18% to just US$0.9004 in New York trading. The broad steelmakers’ ETF, SLX, barely budged, adding 0.05% to settle at US$110.07. Brazilian…...
Gerdau Reins In Peru Investment as It Fights a Chinese Steel Rival
4+ week, 12+ hour ago (1205+ words) —Pause. Gerdau, Brazil’s largest steelmaker, is holding back planned investment in Peru as cheap Chinese steel presses on the market. The group has signalled lower capital expenditure for 2026. —Objection. Its Peruvian unit Siderperú has publicly rejected a Chinese steel project…...
USMCA Steel Tariffs: Mexico Demands Cut to 10% to Save Trade
4+ week, 2+ day ago (753+ words) —Current tariff. Mexican steel and aluminum exports to the United States face a 50 percent duty under Section 232, a rate Mexico’s government calls unsustainable, according to Mexico Business News reporting on July 31, 2026. —Mexico’s ask. Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard is pressing Washington…...