One of the biggest metrics that economists look at when gauging the strength of any economy is the use of materials like steel. Jefferies thinks the top companies in the industry could…
The new reality seems to be that oil prices and the prices of metals have reached a level where analysts are again comfortable making key projections for upside.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen Monday morning include Garmin, Micron Technology, U.S. Steel, Urban Outfitters, Williams Companies, Hormel Foods.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday morning include AK Steel, Allergan, ArcelorMittal, Symantec, Teck Resources, US Steel, Emerson and Hormel.
Is the gold/metal age of 2016 over? Merrill Lynch says it may be gone for now, but not entirely forgotten, after the firm downgraded a few major metal players. The brokerage firm…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Wednesday morning include Johnson & Johnson, Lockheed Martin, MGIC Investment, TransCanada and Verizon Communications.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Wednesday morning include AK Steel, Alphabet, Royal Dutch Shell, Sunoco Logistics, Terex, Verifone Systems and Williams Partners.
Shares of U.S. steel makers traded higher on Tuesday after Barclays and Merrill Lynch both decided to raise price targets on some of the companies in the steel industry.
Credit Suisse has updated its view on U.S. steel companies and where those companies stand to go from here.
While steel prices in the United States may see some near-term upside, one key analyst fears that momentum may run out of steam into summer.
With the government finally getting tough with China, iron ore prices rising, and demand improving, things are looking much better for these top steel companies and the industry as a whole.
Where there is smoke there is fire, but there may not be any fire in the world's steel production.
U.S. steel maker Steel Dynamics reports fourth-quarter and full-year 2015 earnings after the closing bell Monday.
Paul Ausick Merrill Lynch was once positive on some of the major players in the steel industry, but now it believes these falling prices could spell disaster for AK Steel or U.S. Steel.
We mentioned often that the market has not seen a 10% correction for three years. This week's selling may very well get that talking point off the books and set the stage…
