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Shiloh Industries' (SHLO) Q3 Earnings Up Y/Y on Solid Demand
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Shiloh Industries' (SHLO) third-quarter fiscal 2017 (ended Jul 31, 2017) profitability improved on the back of growth in revenues and low interest expenses.
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by Zacks Equity Research
Expectations of increased infrastructure-related spending in the United States have thrust steel company stocks to new highs.
Why Universal Stainless & Alloy (USAP) Could Shock the Market Soon
by Zacks Equity Research
One company that looks well positioned for a solid gain, but has been overlooked by investors lately, is Universal Stainless & Alloy Products Inc (USAP).
Gerdau (GGB) Q2 Net Income Falls Y/Y, Steel Production Weak
by Zacks Equity Research
Gerdau S.A's (GGB) net income in second-quarter 2017 fell 19.1% year over year due to sales decline, adverse impacts of foreign currency translation and higher income tax expenses.
POSCO (PKX) Upgraded to Strong Buy on Solid Growth Prospects
by Zacks Equity Research
On Jul 6, Zacks Investment Research upgraded POSCO (PKX) to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy). Going by the Zacks model, companies sporting a Zacks Rank #1 have strong chances of outperforming the broader market.
Valmont (VMI) Poised on Strategic Actions Amid Headwinds
by Zacks Equity Research
We have issued an updated research report on steel pipe and tube company Valmont Industries (VMI).
Here's Why You Should Steer Clear of U.S. Steel (X) Stock
by Zacks Equity Research
U.S. Steel's (X) shares have recorded a negative return of around 39% year-to-date, hurt by weak first-quarter results and downbeat guidance.
Steel Industry Shows Resilience: Time to Invest?
by Zacks Equity Research
There are plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the broader steel industry, both in the short and the long term.
Steel Industry Stock Outlook - September 2016
by Zacks Equity Research
Although the automobile and construction sectors persistently support demand, the steel industry is reeling from the economic slowdown in China and the continued weakness in the manufacturing sector.