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  1. Competitive tensions are surfacing between major steel companies, including Cleveland-Cliffs, U.S. Steel, and Nippon Steel Corporation, which operate across the US and Canada.
  2. The industry sector involving Cleveland-Cliffs and Zacks Steel gained 4.4% over the past month.

Wells Fargo initiated coverage of Cleveland-Cliffs on August 27, 2025, citing cost-cutting and steel price leverage.

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Wells Fargo initiated coverage of Cleveland-Cliffs on August 27, 2025, citing cost-cutting and steel price leverage.

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The industry sector involving Cleveland-Cliffs and Zacks Steel gained 4.4% over the past month. All 1 developments

Within Competitive tensions are surfacing between major steel companies, including Cleveland-Cliffs, U.S. Steel, and Nippon Steel Corporation, which operate across the US and Canada.

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  • themarketsdaily.comCleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) Sees Large Volume Increase Following Strong Earnings
  • Insider MonkeyWells Fargo Initiates Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) Coverage, Cites Cost-Cutting and Steel Price Leverage Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. (NYSE:CLF) ranks among the best mid-cap materials stocks to buy now. On August