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Global Steel Price Surge: Not India Or China, This Nation Steals The Show
India Steel Production: India remains one of the quickest expanding steel markets in the world within this global uptrend.
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Vietnam Adds To Global Steel Turmoil With Tariffs Hitting China
China sent the most steel overseas in nine years in 2024, as its producers turned to global markets to offset a deep construction slowdown at home.
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Vietnam Adds To Global Steel Turmoil With Tariffs Hitting China
China sent the most steel overseas in nine years in 2024, as its producers turned to global markets to offset a deep construction slowdown at home.
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Steel Prices Fall Over 10%, Coal Crisis Havocs Secondary Steelmakers
Steel sector players are facing some heat owing to high input commodity prices as finished steel products have begun to decline since April after the Russia-Ukraine war broke out.
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Steel Products' Rates May Fall By 10% For Domestic Producers: EEPC
In the wake of rising input costs, especially primary steel, the government's decision to remove import duty on raw materials for the metal production would lower costs for domestic steelmakers and reduce prices by around 10 per cent, an Engineering Export Promotion Council official said on Monday.
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Keep Prices In Check, Government Warns Steelmakers
Over the last 2-3 months, the steel prices have gone up by around Rs 6,000-6,500 per tonne.
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Steel Consumption Rises Over 4% In April-July On Production, Imports
India was a net importer of total finished steel in July 2017 and maintained its net exporter status in the first four months of the current fiscal year.
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Steel Consumption Rises Over 4% In April-July On Production, Imports
India was a net importer of total finished steel in July 2017 and maintained its net exporter status in the first four months of the current fiscal year.
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SAIL's Share Of Domestic Steel Consumption Falling Since FY14
Steel behemoth SAIL's market share in domestic consumption has been declining since 2013-14, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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Centre Mulls Making Domestic Steel Use Binding For Government Projects
Domestic production of steel has increased by 10.5 per cent in April to December 2016, compared to the corresponding period last year.
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Steel Sector Seeks Government Support on Lines of Textiles, Sugar
India's steel industry, which is facing a crisis due to cheap imports and subdued prices, has sought a government support package on the lines of the ones extended to the textiles and sugar sectors.
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Steel Prices May Fall To Rs 60,000 Per Tonne By March: Report
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, down from the Rs 76,000/tonne peak it scaled last month, says a report.
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Rail Freight Hike May Push Up Steel Prices by Rs 600 Per Tonne
Steel prices may go up by up to Rs 600 a tonne on account of the 6.5 per cent increase in rail freight charges as steel makers will have to shell out more on transportation of key raw material iron ore as well as finished products.
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RINL May Hike Steel Prices: Report
The official said though it is necessary to hike steel prices, the quantum of hike and when to effect the increase has not been decided as the pricing committee of the PSU is expected to meet the CMD P Madhusudhan after he returns from abroad.
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Steel Products' Rates May Fall By 10% For Domestic Producers: EEPC
In the wake of rising input costs, especially primary steel, the government's decision to remove import duty on raw materials for the metal production would lower costs for domestic steelmakers and reduce prices by around 10 per cent, an Engineering Export Promotion Council official said on Monday.
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Global Steel Price Surge: Not India Or China, This Nation Steals The Show
India Steel Production: India remains one of the quickest expanding steel markets in the world within this global uptrend.
-
Vietnam Adds To Global Steel Turmoil With Tariffs Hitting China
China sent the most steel overseas in nine years in 2024, as its producers turned to global markets to offset a deep construction slowdown at home.
-
Vietnam Adds To Global Steel Turmoil With Tariffs Hitting China
China sent the most steel overseas in nine years in 2024, as its producers turned to global markets to offset a deep construction slowdown at home.
-
Steel Prices Fall Over 10%, Coal Crisis Havocs Secondary Steelmakers
Steel sector players are facing some heat owing to high input commodity prices as finished steel products have begun to decline since April after the Russia-Ukraine war broke out.
-
Steel Products' Rates May Fall By 10% For Domestic Producers: EEPC
In the wake of rising input costs, especially primary steel, the government's decision to remove import duty on raw materials for the metal production would lower costs for domestic steelmakers and reduce prices by around 10 per cent, an Engineering Export Promotion Council official said on Monday.
-
Keep Prices In Check, Government Warns Steelmakers
Over the last 2-3 months, the steel prices have gone up by around Rs 6,000-6,500 per tonne.
-
Steel Consumption Rises Over 4% In April-July On Production, Imports
India was a net importer of total finished steel in July 2017 and maintained its net exporter status in the first four months of the current fiscal year.
-
Steel Consumption Rises Over 4% In April-July On Production, Imports
India was a net importer of total finished steel in July 2017 and maintained its net exporter status in the first four months of the current fiscal year.
-
SAIL's Share Of Domestic Steel Consumption Falling Since FY14
Steel behemoth SAIL's market share in domestic consumption has been declining since 2013-14, Parliament was informed on Monday.
-
Centre Mulls Making Domestic Steel Use Binding For Government Projects
Domestic production of steel has increased by 10.5 per cent in April to December 2016, compared to the corresponding period last year.
-
Steel Sector Seeks Government Support on Lines of Textiles, Sugar
India's steel industry, which is facing a crisis due to cheap imports and subdued prices, has sought a government support package on the lines of the ones extended to the textiles and sugar sectors.
-
Steel Prices May Fall To Rs 60,000 Per Tonne By March: Report
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, down from the Rs 76,000/tonne peak it scaled last month, says a report.
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Rail Freight Hike May Push Up Steel Prices by Rs 600 Per Tonne
Steel prices may go up by up to Rs 600 a tonne on account of the 6.5 per cent increase in rail freight charges as steel makers will have to shell out more on transportation of key raw material iron ore as well as finished products.
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RINL May Hike Steel Prices: Report
The official said though it is necessary to hike steel prices, the quantum of hike and when to effect the increase has not been decided as the pricing committee of the PSU is expected to meet the CMD P Madhusudhan after he returns from abroad.
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Steel Products' Rates May Fall By 10% For Domestic Producers: EEPC
In the wake of rising input costs, especially primary steel, the government's decision to remove import duty on raw materials for the metal production would lower costs for domestic steelmakers and reduce prices by around 10 per cent, an Engineering Export Promotion Council official said on Monday.
