
China’s BF capacity use largely stable at 83.57%
The blast furnace (BF) capacity utilization rate among the 247 Chinese steel producers changed little on week at 83.57%

The blast furnace (BF) capacity utilization rate among the 247 Chinese steel producers changed little on week at 83.57%

Tata Steel Netherlands resumed operations at its blast furnace No 6 in IJmuiden early this week after 10 months of downtime,

Steel industry capacity utilisation in Thailand is on a downward spiral, with Tata Steel Thailand Plc (TSTH),

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Mizuho Financial Group plan to lend Nippon Steel a combined $16 billion

In February, the market will usher in the traditional Chinese New Year. Downstream companies will suspend work and take holidays

The number of Chinese steel exports to Europe, the United States and other regions has gradually decreased, while the growth rate…

According to SMM research, on January 31, the blast furnace operating rate was 88.55%, up 0.15% MoM. The utilization rate was 89.60%

Exports had shown an aggressive uptrend last year, ending with a volume of 91.20 million tonnes (mnt), a 35% increase over 67.45 mnt

The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for China’s steel industry remained unchanged on month at 46 in January,

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Indian steel demand is likely to grow 8% to 10% in the medium term, underpinned by robust economic growth in steel consumption

A new, 75 billion-ruble (roughly $840 million) coking plant in the steel town is being built by a Chinese engineering company and workers