UK Steel Price Increases Inevitable throughout 2017

30th November 2016 at 14:00

The National Association of Steel Service Centres (NASS) has conducted a number of surveys with its Members within the UK and its supply base over the last few weeks.  Given the significant upward price pressures evident in the steel supply chain, NASS has taken this opportunity to comment and reflect upon current market conditions in the UK as the year 2016 comes to a close and we look forward into 2017.

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