US companies urge Trump to reject exceptions to steel tariffs

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U.S. steelmakers urge Trump to resist tariff exclusions (NUE:NYSE)

The CEOs of the three largest U.S. steel producers urged President Trump to resist requests to exempt steel imports from upcoming 25% tariffs.

US companies urge Trump to reject exceptions to steel tariffs

CEOs of leading American steel companies sent a letter to President Trump on Friday, urging him not to provide any exceptions or exclusions to the planned steel tariffs set to go into effect on March 12. The letter, obtained by NewsNation, has been signed by the CEOs of companies such as US Steel Corporation, Cleveland-Cliffs…

In the fight against the 20 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports to the US, steelmakers are pinning their hopes on the Steel and Metals Action Plan, which is supposed to address actionable protection against unfair imports.