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China’s steel growth has not yet peaked
China’s steel industry has experienced explosive growth over the past decade – overtaking the rest of the steel-producing countries – that shows no sign of easing in the short term. China had built a “fearsome” low-cost steel...By: Natasha Odendaal
11 Apr 13
STEEL OUTPUT
Steel output rose to record levels in 2010 - worldsteel
Global crude steel production climbed to a record of 1 414-million metric tons (mmt) last year, an increase of 15% when compared with 2009, the World Steel Association (worldsteel) reported at the weekend. All major steel-producing countries and...21 Jan 11
STEEL
Feb world steel output up 24,2% – association
Global steel production in February rose 24,2% year-on-year, to 108-million tons, but was lower than the 109-million tons produced in January, the World Steel Association (Worldsteel) said on Monday. The world crude steel capacity utilisation...STEEL
Global steel output reaches 106,5Mt in August – Worldsteel
The World Steel Association (Worldsteel) reported on Monday that global steel production had increased to 106,5-million tons in August, from 103,9-million tons in July.
However, on a year-on-year basis, the August output was 5,5% lower....
21 Sep 09
STEEL
World steel output down 21% in first half of ’09
Global steel production declined by 21,3% in the first half of 2009, compared with the first six-months of last year, the World Steel Association reported on Monday. Most of the major steel-producing countries showed a decrease in their crude...By: Mariaan Webb
20 Jul 09
STEEL
Global steel production down 22% in February
Global steel output fell by 22% in February to 84-million tons, with nearly all major steel-producing countries reporting lower output, the World Steel Association reported on Friday. However, the association said that Iran and China reported an...20 Mar 09
STEEL
Industry body publishes 2007 global steel stats round-up
The International Iron and Steel Institute (IISI) has published its 2007 edition of World Steel in Figures containing facts about the industry, such as steel production, consumption and trade.STEEL
Global steel body asks for govt assistance to cut carbon emissions
The International Iron and Steel Institute (IISI) challenged governments on Monday to work with the steel industry to develop new and imaginative approaches to climate change in the post-Kyoto period.By: Mariaan Webb
07 May 07
Metals
Global steel market forecast to remain bullish this year
Steel has become a much-discussed topic recently, with pricing
policies grabbing the headlines locally, while, internationally,
all the buzz is about China and its insatiable demand for the
product.
By: Nicola Mawson
04 Mar 05
Metals
China leads as top steel producer
The 2004 edition of the International Iron and Steel Institute’s World Steel Figures contains essential facts about the world steel industry including steel production, consumption, trade, employment and basic statistics on scrap, iron ore,...By: Deborah Spicer
16 Jul 04
Metals
Manic markets: End in sight to domestic sales slump as global demand and prices surge
Domestic demand, or the lack of it, was the key feature and
challenge confronting South Africa’s primary steel industry
in 2003.
By: Terence Creamer
05 Mar 04
Breaking News
US to offer plan to slash steel subsidies globally
Six months after imposing its own sweeping steel tariffs, the Bush Administration plans to put forward an "ambitious agenda" to slash steel subsidies and protections around the world, the Wall Street Journal reports. |
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