The United States recorded a slight increase in crude steel production for the week ending on July 27, achieving 1,729,000 net tons with a capability utilization rate of 77.9%. This represents a 2.4% improvement compared to the same week last year, which saw production at 1,689,000 net tons with a utilization rate of 74.3%.
However, production also faced a slight reduction from the preceding week ending July 20, during which 1,739,000 net tons were produced with a utilization rate of 78.3%. This week-to-week change resulted in a 0.6% drop in production.
Year-to-date statistics reflect a minor downturn. As of July 27, the year-to-date crude steel production totaled 50,772,000 net tons at a capability utilization rate of 76.6%. This represents a 2.1% decrease from the same period the previous year, which recorded a production of 51,880,000 net tons at a utilization rate of 77.3%.
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