Steel trade cases in the EU
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Background
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Duties' effects: will imports fall?
- Rebar and CRC are no GOES
- Evidence points to a fall of imports
- Other importers will fill the void
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What does it all mean for EU producers?
- Support is not guaranteed
- Exporting outside the EU will be tougher
- Duty support to prices unlikely to be strong
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Figure 1: EU imports by origin 2010-2014Figure 2: EU imports of CRC by origin 2012-2015Table 1:Details of the AD cases resulting in the imposition of duties still in force
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Table 2: A summary of the observed effects of trade casesFigure 12: EU rebar prices and trade defenceFigure 13: EU rebar price premia and trade defenceSteel trade cases in the EU: Image 5Figure 4: EU imports of wire rodFigure 5: EU steel demand growth 2005-2015Figure 6: EU imports of welded pipes by originFigure 7: EU imports of seamless pipes by originFigure 8: EU imports of certain seamless products by origin (China case)
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