Gradual recovery // Improvements in oil, gas and electricity demand expected to continue

Stability sought // Supply constraints have not tempered demand for machinery, raw materials

Lagging effects // Supply chain disruption ‘benefits no one’

Nesting trend // Consumers eager to expand share of wallet for a well-appointed home

Grounded in reality // Commercial flying is increasing dramatically, but airframe build rates are lagging significantly

Demand exceeds supply // ‘All segments’ of the U.S. manufacturing economy struggle with commodity shortages, long lead times and high prices

Processing equipment engineers take theories into working reality

Rapid pace of investments in North American plants and equipment may ease capacity constraints in a rising market

As a vaccinated populace returns to work and spends money, steel-intensive supply chains strain to keep up with demand

O’Neal Industries has touched a lot of milestones and created a big family of dedicated employees

The fear of missing out may become a crucial impetus for keeping up with electrification of the world’s passenger fleet

Distributor “relentless” about materials as a service (Maas), NA growth strategy

Producers, Steel Caucus are eager to fund efforts to correct deficiencies in nation’s infrastructure and use domestic content

A surge toward low-or zero-carbon iron and steel production focuses on the use of hydrogen

As we cross the threshold into a new year and reflect on the year that has just passed, we learned some valuable lessons.

After weathering the virus storm, demand for services is breaking loose

Taking care of any necessary forging equipment repairs, rebuilds or remanufactures now ensures that forgers will be ready for the economic rebound in 2021

Steel process uses existing infrastructures to provide corrosion-resistant, highly formable and better-performing material

SMU tells subscribers what’s happening and why so they can do their jobs better

North American farms are essential but a global pandemic means they are sowing caution alongside soybeans, wheat and corn