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News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 23, 2010 CONTACT: NANCY GRAVATT 202.452.7115/ ngravatt@steel.org Preliminary Steel Imports Decrease 5% in ruary Import Market Share 18% in ruary Washington, D.C. Based on preliminary Census Bureau data, the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) reported today that the U.S. imported a total of 1,574,000 net tons (NT) of steel in ruary, including 1,214,000 NT of finished steel (down 5% and 6%, respectively, vs. uary final data). Annualized total and finished steel imports in 2010 would be 19.4 and 15.0 million NT, respectively, up 20% and 6% vs. 2009. Finished steel import market share was an estimated 18% in ruary. Key finished steel products with increases in ruary 2010 compared to uary include reinforcing bar (109%), wire rods (45%) and hot rolled sheets (9%). % var (2 mo) (2 mo) % var % var... vs. YTD YTD '10 vs. 2010 2009 2010 ann. Steel Mill Product (prelim.) final. 2010 2009 '09 Annualized 12 mo. vs 2009 12 mo. Ingots and Billets and Slabs 358,562 375,231-4.4% 733,793 319,119 129.9% 4,402,759 2,014,511 118.6% Hot Rolled Sheets 184,732 169,060 9.3% 353,791 322,313 9.8% 2,122,748 1,739,209 22.1% Line Pipe 107,793 135,122-20.2% 242,915 429,653-43.5% 1,457,489 1,603,357-9.1% Wire Rods 126,471 87,484 44.6% 213,955 130,936 63.4% 1,283,729 763,391 68.2% Oil Country Goods 90,066 121,663-26.0% 211,728 798,023-73.5% 1,270,369 1,602,111-20.7% Sheets & Strip Galv Hot Dipped 98,736 101,085-2.3% 199,821 196,693 1.6% 1,198,926 1,033,045 16.1% Cold Rolled Sheets 90,833 94,182-3.6% 185,015 240,337-23.0% 1,110,090 1,137,583-2.4% Bars - Hot Rolled 65,262 84,405-22.7% 149,667 174,172-14.1% 897,999 674,388 33.2% Plates in Coils 52,520 58,459-10.2% 110,979 154,237-28.0% 665,874 710,897-6.3% Standard Pipe 47,632 60,095-20.7% 107,727 160,328-32.8% 646,364 593,409 8.9% Wire Drawn 44,560 46,734-4.7% 91,294 72,272 26.3% 547,762 486,302 12.6% Bars - Reinforcing 50,796 24,359 108.5% 75,155 85,823-12.4% 450,927 419,426 7.5% Plates Cut Lengths 35,402 39,287-9.9% 74,690 191,661-61.0% 448,137 530,221-15.5% Tin Plate 30,458 33,090-8.0% 63,548 38,763 63.9% 381,286 322,955 18.1% Sheets & Strip All Other Metalci 23,507 33,380-29.6% 56,886 74,026-23.2% 341,318 298,070 14.5% Structural Shapes Heavy 16,741 31,864-47.5% 48,605 149,197-67.4% 291,629 371,418-21.5% Mechanical Tubing 23,940 23,993-0.2% 47,933 78,931-39.3% 287,596 332,661-13.5% All Other 125,610 142,608-11.9% 268,218 340,829-21.3% 1,609,307 1,581,948 1.7% TOTAL 1,573,618 1,662,100-5.3% 3,235,718 3,957,314-18.2% 19,414,310 16,214,903 19.7% SUBTOTAL Finished Imports 1,213,736 1,285,143-5.6% 2,498,879 3,635,174-31.3% 14,993,273 14,178,577 5.7% -MORE-

Imports decline 5% in ruary/ Page 2 In ruary, the largest volumes of finished steel imports from offshore were from South Korea (98,000 NT, down 35%), Japan (112,000 NT, up 38%), China (46,000 NT, down 31%), Italy (48,000 NT, down 5%) and Australia (48,000 NT, up 73%). Below are charts on estimated steel import market share by month and finished steel imports by country. 40% Estimated Finished Steel Import Market Share by Month and Annually (2008-2010) 36% 33% 29% 25% 21% 2008 avg. 2009 avg. 18% 14% 10% Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2008 2009 2010 BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN % incr. (2 mo) (2 mo) % incr. 2010 % incr. COUNTRY. YTD YTD '10 YTD full year 2009 2010 an. 2010 2009 vs. 2010 2009 vs. '09 (est.) Annual vs. '09 South Korea 98 151-35.4% 248 411-39.6% 1,491 1,323 12.7% Japan 112 81 38.4% 192 248-22.4% 1,153 981 17.6% China 46 66-31.3% 112 708-84.2% 671 1,463-54.1% Italy 48 50-4.7% 97 45 118.5% 584 323 80.8% Australia 48 28 73.4% 76 54 40.0% 454 285 59.4% India 34 34-0.9% 68 156-56.1% 410 581-29.5% Turkey 46 20 132.8% 66 179-63.2% 396 492-19.5% Germany 27 38-29.5% 64 137-52.9% 386 495-22.0% All Other 757 818-7.5% 1,575 1,698-7.3% 9,449 8,237 14.7% Total 1,214 1,285-5.6% 2,499 3,635-31.3% 14,993 14,179 5.7% -MORE

Imports decline 5% in ruary/ Page 3 3 MONTHS ROLLING AVERAGE Preliminary Actual Current 3 Months Product 3 Mos. Rolling Avg. 3 Mos. Prior vs 3 Months Prior. 10 - Dec. 09 Nov. 09- Sep. 09 % Change Sheets Hot Rolled 170 183-6.7% Line Pipe 118 112 5.9% Wire Rods 105 90 17.0% Sheets Cold Rolled 98 97 1.1% Sheets & Strip Galv Hot Dipped 93 83 12.3% Oil Country Goods 90 41 121.1% Bars - Hot Rolled 78 61 28.1% Standard Pipe 52 38 35.4% Plates in Coils 50 63-19.6% Wire Drawn 46 47-3.8% All Other 310 279 11.0% Total 1,210 1,093 10.7% 3 MONTHS ROLLING AVERAGE Preliminary Actual Current 3 Months Country 3 Mos. Rolling Avg. 3 Mos. Prior vs 3 Months Prior. 10 - Dec. 09 Nov. 09- Sep. 09 % Change South Korea 118 94 24.9% Japan 98 66 48.8% China 53 53 0.5% Italy 49 44 12.1% India 36 37-2.0% Germany 36 36-0.8% Turkey 35 27 29.2% Australia 34 37-8.8% United Kingdom 25 20 20.3% Brazil 24 37-36.2% All Other 703 642 9.6% Total 1,210 1,093 10.7% Source: U.S. Department of Commerce -MORE

Imports decline 5% in ruary/ Page 4 Monthly Imports 2009 vs. 2010 2.5 2.0 Millions of Net Tons 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 J9 J10 F9 F10 M9 M10 A9 A10 M9 M10 J9 J10 J9 J10 A9 A10 S9 S10 O9 O10 N9 N10 D9 D10 Semi-finished 0.21 0.38 0.11 0.36 0.07 0.11 0.02 0.05 0.1 0.16 0.19 0.38 0.37 0.28 Finished 2.16 1.29 1.48 1.21 1.47 1.12 1.02 0.81 0.89 0.82 1.03 1.24 1.01 1.13 % change finished imports ruary 2010 vs ruary 2009 = -17.9% 3 Month Rolling Averages and YTD 2010 vs. 2009 25 Millions of Net Tons 20 15 10 5 0 3 Mos. Prior Rolling Avg. 3 Mos. Rolling Avg. 2009 12 Mos YTD *2010 Annualized Semi Finished 0.312 0.339 2.036 4.421 Finished 1.093 1.210 14.179 14.993 % change finished imports 3 Mos. Rolling Avg. vs. 3 Mos. Prior = 10.7% % change semi-finished imports 2010 vs 2009 = 117.2% % change finished imports 2010 vs 2009 = 5.7% *preliminary

Imports decline 5% in ruary/ Page 5 -MORE- AISI serves as the voice of the North American steel industry in the public policy arena and advances the case for steel in the marketplace as the preferred material of choice. AISI also plays a lead role in the development and application of new steels and steelmaking technology. AISI is comprised of 24 member companies, including integrated and electric furnace steelmakers, and 138 associate and affiliate members who are suppliers to or customers of the steel industry. AISI's member companies represent approximately 75 percent of both U.S. and North American steel capacity. For more news about steel and its applications, view AISI s Web site at www.steel.org. -###-