Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium could see billions of dollars' worth of Canadian metals being redirected and dumped on Europe. Could this spark a second transatlantic trade war?
No, of course it’s not the sole reason, but cost of materials is a factor.
Also if there is a pro-longed cease-fire in Ukraine, the amount of materials needed for reconstruction is immense and drive up prices. Meaning stockpiling cheap steel right now would make sense.
Yes, but it’s also far from the being the biggest factor.
Ground Speculation, insufficient or new construction of Social Units and a massive shortage are the reason.
If Steel would be free tomorrow they wouldn’t rent you a new unit 1€ cheaper. Because they price them at what people are able to pay. Not on the costs they have
Awesome, we need cheap steel to fight the shortage of housing.
If you think the price of Steel is the reason housing is expensive I have a Bridge to sell you
No, of course it’s not the sole reason, but cost of materials is a factor. Also if there is a pro-longed cease-fire in Ukraine, the amount of materials needed for reconstruction is immense and drive up prices. Meaning stockpiling cheap steel right now would make sense.
Yes, but it’s also far from the being the biggest factor.
Ground Speculation, insufficient or new construction of Social Units and a massive shortage are the reason. If Steel would be free tomorrow they wouldn’t rent you a new unit 1€ cheaper. Because they price them at what people are able to pay. Not on the costs they have
Is the bridge made of steel?
Every modern bridge is