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BlueScope Steel faces a significant repair bill of $180 million, which may impact investor confidence and the company’s financial performance amidst market volatility.

BlueScope Steel’s shares surge to a three-month high after US President Trump’s plan to double tariffs on imported steel, positioning the company to benefit from increased demand for domestic steel production.

BlueScope Steel’s Whyalla steelworks is facing a $180 million repair bill, threatening the sale of the plant and casting uncertainty over the company’s leadership and financial stability.

BlueScope Steel is navigating uncertain market conditions, with its stock price volatile due to a downturn in the global economy and potential impacts from tariffs on commodity demand.

Bluescope Steel’s stock price has fluctuated over the past year, ranging from a 52-week high of 24.255 AUD to a 52-week low of 19.12 AUD.

BlueScope Steel’s financials are under pressure due to the global steel market’s perfect storm of tariffs, surplus metal, and declining investor confidence.