As industry bellwether ArcelorMittal crimps fourth quarter results, fears grow other players might also be hurt
China's focus on infrastructure spending to give a thrust to its economy fires up demand once again
Major flat-steel producers have increased prices by Rs 1,500/tonne; impact may be seen in fourth quarter
Centre has imposed anti-dumping duty on imports of steel wire rods from China to protect domestic manufacturers from cheap in-bound shipments. The Department of Revenue in a notification yesterday said anti-dumping duty is being imposed for six months on import of wire road of alloy or non-alloy steel from China. The measure follows recommendation by the Directorate General of Anti-Dumping and Allied Duties (DGAD) that steel wire road was being exported by China "below the normal value" and "the domestic industry has suffered material injury" because of such imports. In its September 27 finding, the DGAD also stated that "the injury has been caused by the dumped imports of the subject goods" from China. An anti-dumping duty equivalent to the difference between the landed value of steel products and USD 499 per tonne will be imposed on products exported by Minmetals Yingkou Medium Plate Co Ltd. In case of other producers, the anti-dumping duty would be the difference between the ...
The commerce ministry had recently recommended a $25 per tonne levy on such imports
To the extent that capacity has been brought under a single umbrella, the experiment has given good results in India
Lenders see renewed interest from investors in leveraged companies
Brokerages see no room for upward price revision in flat products, long products could have limited scope
Imports for the finished goods in the form of products of steel and iron have been increasing in the range of 22.5% and 51% between June and August this year
Big companies like Essar Steel, JSPL, JSW Steel and SAIL to pass on higher cost of production to customers
China is trying to overhaul its lumbering state sector and especially its steel industry
Aims to check rampant import of cheap steel products into the country, especially from China
Sources close to the development said the equity structure was likely to be finalised once the joint venture agreement was signed
Low steel prices, as a result of dismal global demand growth globally, were not leaving any margins for producers
Demand may pick up after monsoon; however, realisation might not change much as costs are rising
Russian imports will not face duties, because of a lack of a finding of injury
The price hike is expected to push the rate of hot-rolled steel to Rs 39,000 a tonne and that of cold-rolled to Rs 42,000
Debt protection metrics of steel players to remain depressed in near term
China's crude steel production for July was 66.8 MT, an increase of 2.6% compared to July 2015
The country's share of global steel production will accelerate from 5.8% in 2016 to 7.8% in 2020, it added