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Chinese nickel imports fell 36% in JanuaryImport of unprocessed nickel across the country during the month amounted to 26,497 tons, which is significantly lower, by almost 36%, compared to the previous month. Imports from Russia, the largest exporter of nickel products to China, almost halved. The latest monthly trade statistics released…
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US Allies Hope To Join Trump Tariff Exceptions ListOfficials from Japan and South Korea, Australia and Europe have lined up to get an exemption from President Donald Trump's tariffs on US steel and aluminum imports, while Chinese manufacturers have called on Beijing to retaliate. Tokyo and Brussels have rejected any suggestion that their exports to…
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Chinese steelworkers demand retributionThe associations of Chinese steel and other metals producers have demanded that the PRC authorities impose restrictions on imports from the United States in response to the introduction of Donald Trump into the country by importing steel and aluminum imported into the United States. American…
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Steel rolling has its worst weekStal had a bad week. Prices in China have fallen as inventories in the country have risen, which account for half of the world's supply, and increased trade protectionism in the US could only make matters worse. Stocks in China could be expanded even further as factories prepare to ramp up…
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China will significantly increase gas importsChina will reduce its dependence on coal and in a few years will double its consumption of natural gas and significantly increase its imports of this raw material, energy expert at the Beijing Center for China and Globalization Think Tanks, Victor Gao, said on Friday. A new ministry of energy will…
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US may decide on bilateral trade agreements with the EUThe US may decide to enter into bilateral trade agreements on steel and aluminum tariffs, which is one option, said Charles de Lusignan, a spokesman for the European Steel Association EUROFER. Lusignan explained that US President Donald Trump has already mentioned that allied countries that…
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ArcelorMittal stops investing in PolandSanjay Samaddar, President of ArcelorMittal Poland, talks about the hazy future of enterprises in Poland and Europe, as the European Union does not create opportunities for development. “In the current situation, the decision to start huge investments in Dabrowa Gornicha is actually economically…
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EU demands from the US to exempt it from duties on steel and aluminumThe European Union needs to be exempted from the import duties on steel and aluminum that the United States of America imposed on Thursday, March 8. This was stated by the European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström. "The European Union is a close ally of the United States and we still believe…
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Trump Tariffs Are Free Trade Collapse - BHP CEOAccording to the largest mining company, President Donald Trump's plans to reduce tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are a rainy day for the world and business. BHP Billiton Ltd. and its rivals could be hurt if other countries follow the US move towards more protectionist and unfree trade, chief…
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European Commission extends anti-dumping duties on steel products from ChinaBrussels has extended anti-dumping duties to Chinese seamless stainless steel pipes over the next five years. Additional fees, which were introduced in 2011, range from 48.3 to 71.9 percent. The European Commission stressed in its message that its decision provides a level playing field for EU…
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