Global Steel Trade
Global Steel Trade
SIMA Feature:
The SIMA team recently released changes to its improved Downstream Monitor. To broaden the coverage of the steel products covered, SIMA added new product groups and revised product groups to better align with products of interest to Downstream Monitor users. The link to the new concordance can be found here.
SIMA Contact Information:
Please feel free to reach out to us by email at steel.license@trade.gov or by phone at (202) 482-2105
Melt and Pour Dashboard
Explore U.S. Steel Data
The U.S. Steel Import Monitor is an interactive tool designed to showcase and visualize U.S. Census and early warning license import data.
Other steel pages
Import Licensing
All steel mill imports into the United States require an import license for Customs entry summary. The steel import license is an automatic license used for data collection purposes only. Importers and customs brokers use this website to obtain their steel licenses prior to completing their Customs entry documentation.
Steel Reports
ITA’s reports provide detailed data on steel trade and the current state of the U.S. steel industry. The country reports focuses on trade trends for the top steel importing and exporting countries, along with production, consumption, and steel trade remedy information.
Steel Trade Monitors
Commerce publishes: (1) the U.S. Steel Import Monitor combines data from Census and import licenses, updated weekly; (2) the Global Steel Trade Monitor shows trends for top steel trading countries; (3) the Steel Export Monitor shows public U.S. steel export data; (4) the Melt and Pour Dashboard displays country of melt and pour data collected from SIMA's licensing application data. and (5) the Downstream Steel Monitor shows U.S. imports/exports of steel-containing products.
Industries
Discover the extraction, manufacturing, service, and knowledge-based industries, sectors, and sub-sectors that drive the global economy.