China steelmakers face more production cuts


- China Daily ANN

SHANGHAI: China is still producing too much steel, setting up the industry for more pain as domestic consumption drops and unprofitable mills reach a tipping point.

Output edged lower in 2024, although it stayed above one billion tonnes for a fifth consecutive year. Deeper cuts will be necessary to align with demand, which is faltering due to the protracted crisis in China’s property market and the changing nature of its economy.

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