$CLF

CLEVELAND-CLIFFS INC.

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Canadian steel is footing the bill for the wall with the US

USMCA negotiations are strained due to steel tariffs, with Canada imposing 50% counter-tariffs on US products. Canadian steel production fell 15% in May 2026, with exports to the US down 55%. Algoma, a key player, faces financial struggles, while ArcelorMittal and Stelco (acquired by Cleveland Cliffs) adapt to domestic markets. Cleveland Cliffs' shares have lost 30% value since May 2025.

Exec Lands New Board Seat

Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) stock is gaining attention after Wendell Carter, a former tech executive, joined SunCoke Energy's board. Investors view this as a sign of Carter's industry expertise and CLF's strategic importance. The company's integrated operations may help control costs, but its debt and cash burn pose risks if steel prices decline or profits don't improve as expected.

U.S. Steel and Materials Stocks Swing as U.S.-Canada Trade War Escalates With 50% Tariffs

U.S. steel and materials stocks fluctuated as U.S.-Canada trade tensions escalated, with Nucor (NUE) and Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) initially rising. The VanEck Steel ETF gained 1.6% before slipping, while the materials ETF ended the week negative. Tariffs on Canadian exports increased to 50%, with Canada retaliating. Moody's expects ongoing uncertainty. NUE is up over 50% YTD, while CLF remains negative for 2026.

CLF sentiment & insider activity

Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 3 news stories mentioning CLF (CLEVELAND-CLIFFS INC.). Coverage has skewed bearish: 1 bullish, 0 neutral, and 2 bearish.

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Canadian steel is footing the bill for the wall with the US

USMCA negotiations are strained due to steel tariffs, with Canada imposing 50% counter-tariffs on US products. Canadian steel production fell 15% in May 2026, with exports to the US down 55%. Algoma, a key player, faces financial struggles, while ArcelorMittal and Stelco (acquired by Cleveland Cliffs) adapt to domestic markets. Cleveland Cliffs' shares have lost 30% value since May 2025.

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Exec Lands New Board Seat

Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) stock is gaining attention after Wendell Carter, a former tech executive, joined SunCoke Energy's board. Investors view this as a sign of Carter's industry expertise and CLF's strategic importance. The company's integrated operations may help control costs, but its debt and cash burn pose risks if steel prices decline or profits don't improve as expected.

U.S. Steel and Materials Stocks Swing as U.S.-Canada Trade War Escalates With 50% Tariffs

U.S. steel and materials stocks fluctuated as U.S.-Canada trade tensions escalated, with Nucor (NUE) and Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) initially rising. The VanEck Steel ETF gained 1.6% before slipping, while the materials ETF ended the week negative. Tariffs on Canadian exports increased to 50%, with Canada retaliating. Moody's expects ongoing uncertainty. NUE is up over 50% YTD, while CLF remains negative for 2026.

CLF Maintained by JP Morgan -- Price Target Raised to $13.00

JP Morgan maintained a Neutral rating on Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) but raised its price target from $11.00 to $13.00. The stock is currently trading at $12.14, which is 7.5% above its GF Value™ of $11.30. CLF has a GF Score™ of 74/100, indicating solid performance relative to peers, but its financial strength is rated low at 3/10.

Six charts that explain Canada’s incoming countertariffs on U.S. goods

Canada to impose $28B in countertariffs on U.S. goods, including steel, motorcycles, and cardboard boxes, on Sept. 8, targeting key industries and swing states. Harley-Davidson and Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) may be affected. The tariffs could raise Canada's effective tariff rate to 3.8%, the highest since the 1980s, according to a University of Calgary professor.

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