China steel sector slows growth due to coronavirus outbreak
China steel sector slows growth due to coronavirus outbreak. |
China's steel demand to recover markedly in Q2 amid stimulus: association
China is expected to see its weakened demand for steel forge a strong recovery in the second quarter as the country's infrastructure investment and production resumption gains more momentum, the China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) said Wednesday. |
US plant closures could cut 900,000 auto sales: Analyst
Covid-19-related shutdowns of automotive plants across North America could cost US automakers at least 900,000 vehicle sales this year, reducing steel demand, according to industry estimates. |
Japan’s March auto sales extend fall
Japan's auto sales fell in March for a sixth straight month. |
Turkey ferrous: Tight supply limits downside
Continued supply tightness of ferrous scrap and higher overseas demand for Turkish rebar has limited the immediate-term downside for Turkish imported scrap prices despite a fall in local rebar demand in Turkey this week. |
World Steel Association: March 2020 crude steel production
The US produced 7.2 Mt of crude steel in March 2020, a decrease of 6.0% compared to March 2019. |
World Steel Association: Interim steel demand economic statement
The global steel industry is being impacted as our customers are hit by shutdowns. |
MIIT: operation of steel industry in the first quarter of 2020
The steel industry was affected by the virus in the first quarter of 2020. |
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