Steel (integrated) industry

Article Abstract:

Bookings, shipments, operating levels, and pricing for the integrated steel industry have remained favorable with the US economic expansion during the 1990s. This is not expected to change in 1997 and 1998, as steel capacity is has increased along with market competition, and the industry is expected to be stronger in the long term, as well. Investors will find attractive stocks in this industry, such as the USX-US Steel Group, in 1997 and 1998.

Blast furnaces and steel mills, Blast Furnaces & Steel Mills, AKS, AK Steel Holding Corp., British Steel PLC, Inland Steel Co., AMI

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Steel (integrated) industry

Article Abstract:

The integrated steel industry is showing strong growth. Production is up, domestic capacity is down and domestic demand is high - conditions that are boosting prices. Greater profitability has allowed manufacturers to fix balance sheets and increase capital spending, although the latter is limited to maintenance and repair. The industry's long-term prospects are good. Bethlehem and USX-US Steel are especially good investment choices.

Iron and Steel Foundries, Iron & Steel Foundries, Ferrous Metal Foundries, Steel Works Coke, Coke, Stelco Inc., Foundries, Steel mills, Inland Steel Industries Inc., WHX Corp., ACME, IAD

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Steel (integrated) industry

Article Abstract:

The steel (integrated) industry is discussed with emphasis on its financial and investment performance up to the beginning of 2001. Statistics of individual companies' performance are presented.

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