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Dec 9, 19:09

Turkish Construction Stocks Surge on Syria Reconstruction Expectations

Following Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statement about Turkey's role in Syria's post-Assad regime reconstruction, shares of Turkish construction, cement, and steel companies surged; Enka Insaat rose 4.6%, cement company stocks rose 8-10%, and Iskenderun Demir Celik rose almost 10%.

Turkish Construction Stocks Surge on Syria Reconstruction Expectations

Following Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statement about Turkey's role in Syria's post-Assad regime reconstruction, shares of Turkish construction, cement, and steel companies surged; Enka Insaat rose 4.6%, cement company stocks rose 8-10%, and Iskenderun Demir Celik rose almost 10%.

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What factors contribute to the advantage held by Turkish companies in the Syrian reconstruction process?

Turkey's geographic proximity and existing trade ties give its companies an advantage in Syria's reconstruction. Analysts, including those at Trive Yatirim and Info Yatırım, expect significant opportunities for Turkish construction firms, particularly those in cement and steel. The Turkish cement companies index hit its highest level since September 2023, rising 7.79%.

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Nov 7, 04:07

Trump's Return and Canadian Steel/Aluminum Trade

Canadian steel and aluminum industries face uncertainty with Trump's return, weighing the risks of renewed trade disputes and tariff negotiations.

Trump's Return and Canadian Steel/Aluminum Trade

Canadian steel and aluminum industries face uncertainty with Trump's return, weighing the risks of renewed trade disputes and tariff negotiations.

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What is a potential trade strategy that Trump might use against Mexico?

Trump's potential focus on Mexico as a source of steel imports bypassing U.S. tariffs is a significant concern. This strategy could potentially lead to a trade dispute with Mexico, rather than Canada.

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Dec 7, 16:08

Trump's Steel Tariffs: Potential Boost for Industry, Risks for Broader Economy

President-elect Trump plans to impose tariffs as high as 20% on all imported goods and 60-100% on Chinese goods to boost the domestic steel industry, potentially increasing steel prices and production but risking higher consumer prices and reduced competitiveness for manufacturers reliant on steel.

Trump's Steel Tariffs: Potential Boost for Industry, Risks for Broader Economy

President-elect Trump plans to impose tariffs as high as 20% on all imported goods and 60-100% on Chinese goods to boost the domestic steel industry, potentially increasing steel prices and production but risking higher consumer prices and reduced competitiveness for manufacturers reliant on steel.

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What are the immediate economic impacts of President-elect Trump's proposed steel tariffs on both the steel industry and the broader U.S. economy?

President-elect Trump's plan to impose significant tariffs on imported steel aims to bolster the domestic steel industry. This could lead to increased prices and revenue for U.S. steelmakers, potentially boosting employment. However, these benefits might be limited and could be offset by negative consequences.

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Nov 6, 22:04

US Tariffs Threaten European Auto and Steel Industries

Potential US tariffs threaten to devastate the European automotive and steel industries, adding to existing challenges like job losses from the EV transition.

US Tariffs Threaten European Auto and Steel Industries

Potential US tariffs threaten to devastate the European automotive and steel industries, adding to existing challenges like job losses from the EV transition.

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Which industries are most vulnerable to potential new US tariffs?

The automotive and steel industries are expected to be the most significantly impacted by potential new US tariffs. The unresolved issue of steel and aluminum tariffs from the previous administration further complicates the situation.

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