(The Center Square) − Construction material prices ticked up again in August, with iron and steel leading the way, climbing 9.2% over the past year, according to new federal data analyzed by ...

One year after President Trump raised tariffs on steel and aluminum, domestic producers see gains while consumers face higher ...

U.S. steel prices, including hot rolled coil, have fallen to their lowest levels since February despite earlier tariff-driven gains. Weak construction demand, short mill lead times, and volatile ...

Construction material prices rose 2.6% year-over-year in July. Steel, aluminum, and copper prices surged due to new tariffs. Long Island firms report canceled projects and tighter margins. Though the ...

U.S. stainless steel mills have managed to implement significant price increases, driven by factors like increased tariffs, even as overall demand remains weak and the manufacturing sector contracts.

The steel industry has navigated 2025 with a combination of price volatility, changing trade policies and uneven end-market demand. Steel prices have swung widely through the year as a slowdown in top ...

President Donald Trump’s 2018 steel and aluminum tariffs made domestic production more lucrative. But higher prices will cause hardship throughout the manufacturing sector. President Donald Trump’s ...

Prices for aluminum and copper have been revised up through the middle of 2026 because of the ongoing war in the Middle East.