Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. Common Stock (CLF)

Three Made-in-America stocks under $20 offer investors exposure to U.S. steel, consumer goods, and energy infrastructure

With domestic steel production in favor, this is a time for investors to own steel stocks from companies that produce steel in the United States

The two governments have agreed to a mid-July deadline to wrap up a trade deal.

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Steel tariffs gaveth, and now steel tariffs taketh away... from Cleveland-Cliffs' stock price.

Reports of a US-Mexico deal to remove steel tariffs sent CLF stock tumbling. Shares plummeted, reflecting investor fears of renewed and increasing foreign import competition.

The agreement will likely permit U.S. importers to bring in Mexican steel as long as the total shipments remain below a level based on historical trade volumes.

Shares of steel companies are moving lower in Tuesday's after-hours session following reports the U.S. and Mexico are nearing a deal that would remove the Trump Administration's tariffs on steel imports.

Nucor is best positioned to ride out the latest tariff wave, thanks to its product diversification, a JPMorgan analyst says.

Shares of U.S. Steel are surging on the revived Nippon deal, but union pushback and overbought signals raise doubts about further upside.

Detroit automakers' stocks tumbled after 50% tariffs were announced on imported steel and aluminum, adding up to $400 to vehicle production costs.

Steel tariffs are back, and Cleveland-Cliffs, Nucor, and Steel Dynamics are emerging as early winners. Tariffs benefit margins and ETFs like SLX and XME offer diversified exposure.

President Trump's latest tariff volley raised steel import taxes to 50%, sending domestic producer stocks soaring. Read why Steel Dynamics is our top pick here.