The impact will be seen with a lag and will help only partially
Ad hoc tariffs and duties must be avoided
Prices in the long products segment have declined on an average of 10-15 per cent to Rs 57,000 per tonne in Kolkata market from a high of Rs 65,000 a tonne
Steel prices, which have been on a song for the past two years, are finally set to correct on weak seasonality, and may trade at around Rs 60,000/tonne by the end of the current fiscal year
Narendran said that the Jamshedpur-based behemoth will fuel its growth ambitions to more than double its output, relying on organic growth at its existing sites
The domestic steel demand is expected to take a hit in the coming quarters due to "very high steel prices" and continuously rising fuel prices, according to industry consultancy SteelMint India.
The Russia-Ukraine crisis has seen product prices soar, but raw material costs are rising even further
"Demand and supply dynamics and input cost are the key influencing factors on steel prices," said Chatterjee.
After the price revision, a tonne of HRC will cost around Rs 66,000, while the buyers will get TMT bars for about Rs 65,000 per tonne
Companies discuss special pricing for MSME customers with government
Steel's acute sensitivity to the ebbs and flows in construction and manufacturing makes it a closely-tracked bellwether for China's economy, which has started to slow down from the second quarter.
Domestic hot-rolled coil prices are expected to average Rs 53,550-56,700 a tonne in CY 2022. This compares with Rs 63,000 per tonne YTD in 2021, which is 58% higher than Rs 39,761 per tonne in CY2020
JSW Steel MD and group CFO Seshagiri Rao said Indian steel prices were at a discount to international prices during the rally and therefore the correction will not be as steep
Spot coking coal prices hurting firms' earnings, but industry's absolute profitability metrics will remain at healthy levels in next 12 months; ratings agency maintains 'Positive' outlook for sector
Capacity utilisation rates of blast furnaces at 247 steel firms across China declined for the seventh straight week
The removal of "Section 232" - 25 per cent tariffs by the US while allowing limited volumes of steel from the European Union - should also augur well for TSE
While huge production cuts in China have driven down prices; companies see demand improving in international market going forward
The chairman of the PHDCCI's metals and minerals committee made the request to the government at a session to discuss the issues faced by the stakeholders of the industry
Steel prices are set to go up further due to the expected coal or power shortage and rising raw material prices in China that will potentially weigh on the earlier-anticipated price correction
While the YoY show is expected to be stellar on low base and high realisations, QoQ profit growth is estimated to be weak for most players