Yet another move to curb Chinese steel production. Will it work?
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- A blunt instrument
- Which tariffs have been changed?
- Export rebate abolition to have no major impact on production
- Dropping the import tax irrelevant to pig iron and scrap
- but does provide upside risk to semi-finished steel imports
- If blunt supply controls and trade incentives won’t work, what is next?
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