Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. Common Stock (CLF)

Investors are putting a bright face on an objectively terrible quarter.

Wall Street opened the week on a risk-on footing, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 extending record highs as strong earnings reinforced confidence in corporate America and investors continued to shrug off trade tensions.

CLF reported narrowing losses and record steel shipments in Q2 2025. Operational initiatives led to cost reductions and positive EBITDA. Strong steel pricing expected.

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Steel tariffs gaveth, and now steel tariffs taketh away... from Cleveland-Cliffs' stock price.

Reports of a US-Mexico deal to remove steel tariffs sent CLF stock tumbling. Shares plummeted, reflecting investor fears of renewed and increasing foreign import competition.

The agreement will likely permit U.S. importers to bring in Mexican steel as long as the total shipments remain below a level based on historical trade volumes.

Shares of steel companies are moving lower in Tuesday's after-hours session following reports the U.S. and Mexico are nearing a deal that would remove the Trump Administration's tariffs on steel imports.