Global steel long-term outlook Q1 2018
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Report summary
Table of contents
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China
- Key China forecast data
- Demand
- China property: brace for stagnation
- Why are we not more optimistic about steel demand growth in lower-tier cities?
- And why are we not more pessimistic about growth in higher-tier cities?
- Infrastructure: at the mercy of local government finance
- Total construction: a few more years of gentle demand growth
- Manufacturing: 2017 stimuli will fade
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Steel demand in construction to rise until 2020After 2020 demand growth in social facilities won't offset the property sector decline
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Machinery high demand was due to replacementMost incentives will disappear in 2018BOF route will remain dominant in producing more than 85% of Chinese crude steel outputHebei steel capacity will increase after 20202017 high demand growth will not be repeatedInfrastructure will decline in the long termWe forecast steel exports to recover in the medium termThe capacity cuts in 2016 and 2017 should continue to maintain current utilisation rate level in futureMalaysia will grow fastest among regional peers
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