The U.S. steel and aluminum industries are bracing for significant changes as President Trump remains steadfast on imposing tariffs, with a planned 25% levy on imports expected to take effect soon. U.S. steelmakers, including CEOs, are urging the administration to resist any exceptions to the tariffs, believing they will bolster domestic production. The rising costs linked to tariffs are already causing price increases in various sectors, including the drycleaning supply chain and manufacturing. Meanwhile, India’s steel industry is contemplating the implications of these tariffs, with small exporters calling for cuts in import duties to counteract potential disadvantages. As prices rise, the market reacts with uncertainty about the long-term effects on both U.S. and international steel production. With the tariffs just around the corner, local manufacturers are preparing for the upcoming changes in the global metals sector.