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Shares of steel-related companies are trading higher as investors expect that the U.S. and Canada will fail to reach a trade agreement ahead of Saturday's deadline. The inability to reach an agreement could expose Canada to a 50% tariff on several key exports, which may benefit U.S.-based producers.
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