U.S. Steel Q1 2016 Earnings Preview: Adverse Business Conditions To Negatively Impact Results
We expect U.S. Steel’s Q1 results to be negatively impacted by the adverse business conditions facing the company. Whereas competition from cheap steel imports is likely to negatively impact shipments and pricing for the U.S. Flat-rolled division, the decline in oil prices and oil and gas drilling activity over the past year will negatively impact the the demand for tubular steel and the results of the U.S. Tubular division.
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