ArcelorMittal expects tariffs, CBAM to restore production levels and profit in 2026

ArcelorMittal expects world ex-China apparent steel demand to grow 2% in 2026, with production and shipments rising across all regions versus 2025, supported by operational improvements and trade protections, it said Feb. 5. In Europe, the company forecasts that the combined effect of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and new tariff rate quota measures will reset capacity utilization toArcelorMittal expects world ex-China apparent steel demand to grow 2% in 2026, with production and shipments rising across all regions versus 2025, supported by operational improvements and trade protections, it said Feb. 5. In Europe, the company forecasts that the combined effect of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and new tariff rate quota measures will reset capacity utilization toRead More