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Recently, on February 21, 2025, the Ministry of Industry and Trade issued a decision to apply a temporary anti dumping duty on some hot - rolled coil (HRC) products imported from China. The range of relevant duty rates is 19.38% to 27.83%.For a more thorough analysis of the situation, read the article from AG真人游戏 Steel below.Vietnam imposes an anti-dumping duty on Chinese HRCBackground and causes of the incidentItems under investigation: Hot-rolled coil HS Code: 7208.25.00, 7208.26.00, 7208.27.19, 7208.27.99, 7208.36.00, 7208.37.00, 7208.38.00, 7208.39.20, 7208.39.40, 7208.39.90, 7208.51.00, 7208.52.00, 7208.53.00, 7208.54.90, 7208.90.90, 7211.14.15, 7211.14.16, 7211.14.19, 7211.19.13, 7211.19.19, 7211.90.12, 7211.90.19, 7225.30.90, 7225.40.90, 7225.99.90, 7226.91.10, 7226.91.90Plaintiff: Hoa Phat Group and Formosa Ha Tinh Steel CorporationPeriod of investigation: 26/7/2024Duty decision date: 21/02/2025Cheap imported steel damages the domestic steel industryDetails of the duty decisionThe duty rates applicable to Chinese enterprises are as follows:Baoshan Iron & Steel, Maanshan Iron & Steel: 27,83%Guangxi Liuzhou Iron and Steel Group: 19,38%.The Ministry of Industry and Trade collaborated with pertinent organizations throughout the inquiry to examine and evaluate the effects of dumping on the domestic manufacturing industry. The agency also investigated the level of dumping by Indian and Chinese exporters. According to the investigation's findings, HRC steel from India is exempt from anti-dumping duty because the country's import rate is so low, less than 3% despite the evidence of dumping. The application period is 120 days from the date of effect, and the provisional anti-dumping duty goes into force 15 days after the decision is made. Following the implementation of interim anti-dumping levies, the Ministry of Industry and Trade will keep collaborating with pertinent stakeholders to gather and validate data. It is believed that a temporary anti-dumping tariff must be implemented in order to shield the domestic steel industry from pressure from low-cost imported steel.The duty takes effect after 15 days and is applicable for 120 daysImpact of this decisionFor domestic steel millsSafeguard domestic steel mills: Enterprises such as Hoa Phat Group and Formosa Ha Tinh Corporation will benefit when cheap steel imports from China are restricted. This helps to reduce unfair competition and promote the development of domestic enterprises.Increasing domestic output: Domestic steel mills are encouraged to invest in increasing output and raising the caliber of their products when the importation of steel products declines. Additionally, growing output lessens reliance on imports, improving Vietnam's steel industry initiative. For Vietnam steel industryStabilize prices, reduce cheap steel imports: Vietnam's market prices have fallen precipitously as a result of cheap imported steel products from China, making it challenging for local mills to compete. By stabilizing steel prices, tariffs could improve profit margins for domestic steel mills. Effects on mills that use HRC as a source of input: The implementation of an anti-dumping tariffs on China has restricted the supply of low-cost steel, which has raised production costs and product prices for mills such as Hoa Sen, Ton Dong A, Nam Kim, and others that use HRC as input materials. For Chinese steel millsVietnam is one of the important markets for hot-rolled coils from China. According to 2024 customs data, the amount of HRC imported from China to Vietnam exceeded 10 million tons. However, with anti-dumping duty rates ranging from 19.38% to 27.83%, the competitiveness of Chinese steel in the Vietnamese market has significantly decreased compared to domestically produced products or products imported from other countries.In addition, along with the risk of trade retaliation, China may apply retaliatory measures, such as increasing duties or tightening imports of goods from Vietnam, especially raw materials or other steel products.China's supply chain is impacted by tariffsThe most recent details regarding Vietnam's anti-dumping tariffs on HRC steel imports from China and India may be found in the article on AG真人游戏 Group. Follow me to regularly update new information about the world steel market.

T眉rkiye announced that it will impose anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled coil imports from four countries: China, India, Russia, and Japan.To better understand the information about the incident, join AG真人游戏 Steel and learn through the article below.T眉rkiye imposed anti-dumping duties on HRC import from 4 countriesDetails and developments of the incidentRecently, on October 11, T眉rkiye announced that it will impose anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled coil imported from China, India, Russia and Japan. T眉rkiye's action aims to protect its domestic steel industry, as hot-rolled coils are perceived to create unfair competition, causing damage to local enterprises.T眉rkiye mainly imports steel from countries such as Russia, China and India. Currently, China is the world's largest producer of steel, accounting for more than half the world's output at over a billion tons a year. However, the country's steel industry is facing many challenges and fluctuations as domestic demand continues to decline. This forces China to boost its exports to deal with inventory. Importing too much hot-rolled coil from China risks causing damage to domestic manufacturing enterprises.Changes in trade policy and pressure from anti-dumping measures have also affected the supply and prices of imported steel. Accordingly, the tax rate imposed on each country is different. China has the highest tax rate, ranging from about 15% to 43%, while the tax applied to imports from Russia, India, and Japan ranges from 6% to 9%. Products subject to customs tariffs fall under HS codes 7208, 7211, 7212, 7225, 7226. The new tariffs will affect about 4 million tons of imported steel products worth more than $2 billion. After the Government of Republic of Turkey made the decision, shares of leading T眉rkiye steel producers such as Erdemir and Isdemir all increased on the stock exchanges. T眉rkiye made the decision amid growing trade tensions between China and the European Union (EU).China is the country with the highest tax rateWhat opportunities for Vietnam's steel industry?As T眉rkiye imposes anti-dumping duties on steel imported from China, India, Russia, and Japan, the Vietnamese steel industry can take advantage of the following opportunities.Increase exports: The imposition of anti-dumping taxes on certain countries presents a great opportunity for the Vietnamese steel industry, as importers seek alternative sources of supply for products from countries subject to these taxes.Cooperation and investment: Vietnam's steel industry can seek cooperation and investment opportunities from international businesses, especially from countries that have a demand for steel but are facing difficulties due to anti-dumping taxes.Expand the market: The shortage of steel from countries subject to anti-dumping duties may create an opportunity for the Vietnamese steel industry to increase its market share in T眉rkiye.Participation in Regional Trade Agreements: Vietnam has several free trade agreements with T眉rkiye and other countries, which help reduce tariffs and facilitate steel exports to T眉rkiye.The article on AG真人游戏 Steel has provided you with information about T眉rkiye's imposition of anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled coils imported from China, India, Russia and Japan. Follow AG真人游戏 Steel to receive updates quickly, if you have any questions, please contact us here.

Brazil recently launched an anti-dumping investigation into pre-painted steel products from China and India, as its actions are believed to be an attempt to protect its domestic steel industry from unfair competition.Join AG真人游戏 Steel to learn more about the incident by reading the article below.Brazil investigates anti-dumping of pre-painted steel from China and IndiaKey points of the issueCause of the incident: There have been allegations that pre-painted steel imported from China and India is being sold at prices lower than its actual value, putting pressure on domestic manufacturers and threatening the survival of the domestic steel industry.Countermeasures: Brazil鈥檚 Foreign Trade Department (SECEX) has received a request and initiated an anti-dumping investigation into pre-painted steel products from China and India. The investigation was requested by domestic steel producers CSN and Tekno Industry and Trade. Accordingly, Brazil steel producers have asked the government to impose tariffs on imported steel products. The total amount of steel and iron imported from China increased from $1.6 billion in 2014 to $2.7 billion last year. According to domestic producers, in the first eight months of this year, Brazil imported more than 148,000 tons from China and over 5,000 tons from India. The large volume of steel imports from China and India has made the business situation of domestic enterprises difficult. Therefore, the Brazilian Federal Government has conducted an investigation and will reach a conclusion regarding the imposition of anti-dumping duties on pre-coated steel products imported from these two countries. This tax is intended to regulate prices and protect the domestic market.Chinese and Indian exporters react: Chinese and Indian manufacturers and governments have protested against the measures, arguing that they are unfair and detrimental to free trade. They may also file complaints with international trade organizations such as the WTO.Impact of the event: With the investigation and the imposition of anti-dumping duties on pre-painted steel products from the world's two largest steel-producing countries, China and India, this could escalate trade tensions between these countries and Brazil, affecting global steel prices and supplies.The surge in steel imports is a particularly challenging problem for the Federal government of Brazil. Brazil鈥檚 measures come as the world braces for an increase in exports from China, as the world鈥檚 largest steel industry struggles with excess capacity amid a slowing real estate sector and weak domestic demand.Imported galvanized steel products are considered unfair competition to domestic productsWhat are the opportunities for Vietnam's steel industry?When Brazil conducts anti-dumping investigations into pre-painted steel from China and India, what opportunities will arise for Vietnam's steel industry?Increasing exports: With the anti-dumping investigation, the Brazil market may seek alternative sources of supply. This presents an opportunity for the Vietnamese steel industry to export products to this potential market.Promoting domestic production: With the opportunity to export to Brazil, this also presents a chance for the Vietnamese steel industry to boost domestic production to ensure a stable supply for export.The article on AG真人游戏 Steel has provided you with information about Brazil's anti-dumping investigation into pre-painted steel products from China and India. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us for answers. 

The Indian government will need to carefully consider the interests of all stakeholders before making a final decision on imposing anti-dumping duties on HRC steel imports from Vietnam.The recent anti-dumping investigation into Vietnamese HRC imports has been met with strong opposition from the Indian steel user community. They fear that the imposition of such duties could lead to higher steel prices, negatively impacting industries that depend on steel, such as automotive parts, agricultural tools,...Balancing trade protection and steel user interests in India's HRC probeAccording to Upkar Singh Ahuja, President of the Chamber of Industrial and Commercial Undertakings (CICU) in Punjab, "We do not want anti-dumping duties applied." He argues that imposing these duties would create a financial burden on SMEs, raising input costs and reducing their competitiveness. Some industrialists oppose the anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese HRC, concerned that large steel corporations in India might gain monopolistic control over the market by raising prices unreasonably.Akash Bassi, Vice President of CICU, also emphasized that anti-dumping measures could hinder free trade, create trade conflicts and disrupt supply chains. Other industry representatives, such as Honey Sethi and Rajnish Ahuja, also noted that the steel industry is currently profitable, the additional duties are unnecessary and could threaten the sustainability of SMEs.India's anti-dumping investigation into HRC imports from Vietnam is generating mixed opinions within the industry. While some large producers support the duties to protect their interests, many SMEs are concerned that this will increase production costs, reduce competitiveness and harm the local economy. The Indian government will need to carefully weigh the interests of all parties involved before making a final decision on imposing these anti-dumping duties.

On August 14, 2024, the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) in India officially initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imported Vietnamese HRC steel.According to AG真人游戏 Steel, this investigation was launched at the request of the Indian Steel Association, which represents two major steel producers: JSW Steel Limited and ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India Limited.India launches anti-dumping investigation into Vietnamese HRC steel importsWhich Vietnamese HRC products are under investigation?The investigation targets HRC products, both alloyed and non-alloyed, not clad, not plated or coated, with a thickness of up to 25mm and a width of up to 2100mm. These products fall under HS codes 7208, 7211, 7225 and 7226. The investigation will focus on the period from January 1, 2023, to March 31, 2024, with damage assessments covering the years from 2020 to 2023.Vietnamese steel alleged to be dumpedIndian steel producers allege that Vietnamese HRC is being imported into India at "dumping prices," causing significant harm to the domestic steel industry. They argue that there are no substantial differences in the physical and chemical properties, production process, technology, functionality or usage between their products and the imported steel from Vietnam.To counter the threat of cheap imports, they have proposed the implementation of anti-dumping duties on HRC imports from Vietnam to safeguard their domestic industry.Indian steelmakers push for anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese HRC importsImpact on the global steel marketThis investigation by India could have wide-reaching implications for the global steel market, particularly for Vietnam, which is among the top 5 steel exporters to India. According to BigMint research, during the fiscal year 2023-2024, India imported 3.55 million tons of HRC and plate steel, of which 620,000 tons (nearly 20%) were from Vietnam. This figure represents a threefold increase compared to the 22,000 tons imported in the fiscal year 2022-2023.Vietnam's steel exports to India triple, facing Indian market scrutinyResponse from VietnamTo respond to this investigation, the Vietnam Trade Remedies Authority has urged domestic businesses to actively cooperate with DGTR by providing comprehensive and accurate information. Additionally, businesses are advised to proactively request relevant information from DGTR to protect their interests in the investigation.As India initiates an anti-dumping investigation into Vietnamese HRC steel, the outcome could have a profound impact on trade relations and reshape the global steel market dynamics. Vietnamese steel producers must stay vigilant, actively participate in the investigation process, and defend their interests. Stay updated on the developments of this case to understand its full implication.

By the end of 2023, Vietnamese goods were the subject of many investigations related to trade remedies in major markets such as the Americas, Europe and Asia. In this article, AG真人游戏 Steel will review cases of investigation and application of trade defense against Vietnamese steel in Canada, Mexico, the EU and India.Vietnamese goods were the subject of many investigations trade defense from Canada, Mexico, the EU and IndiaCanadian marketRe-investigate with corrosion-resistant steel sheet (COR)On January 16, 2023, Canada conducted a re-investigation (administrative review) of the normal value and export price for corrosion-resistant steel from Turkey and Vietnam. On July 17, 2023, Canada announced the conclusion of the re-investigation, accordingly, basically keeping the old anti-dumping duty rate unchanged (2.3% - 71.1%) and adding new companies eligible for individual duties.The end-of-term review of anti-dumping and countervailing duties on cold rolled steelOn November 15, 2023, Canada announced the initiation of an end-of-term review of anti-dumping and countervailing duties on cold rolled steel from China, Korea and Vietnam. The case is under investigation and a conclusion is expected before April 12, 2024.Canada initiates review of anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese cold rolled steelMexican marketAnti-dumping investigation on galvanized steelOn August 31, 2021, Mexico initiated an anti-dumping investigation into galvanized steel imported from Vietnam. On September 14, 2022, Mexico issued a preliminary conclusion on the case, accordingly, the dumping margin of Vietnamese galvanized steel exporters ranges from 0% - 12.34%. On February 24, 2023, Mexico issued its final conclusion, accordingly, the dumping margin was reduced to from 0% - 10.84%. Mexico also assesses that there are no special market factors in the Vietnamese steel industry and uses the value provided by Vietnamese enterprises to calculate the margin.Mexico's anti-dumping investigation: Vietnamese galvanized steel exporters face margin reductions.Anti-dumping of cold-rolled steelOn July 28, 2022, Mexico initiated an anti-dumping investigation into cold rolled steel coils imported from Vietnam. On September 14, 2023, Mexico issued a preliminary conclusion, accordingly, based on the allegation of "special market situation" with Vietnamese cold rolled steel industry, Mexico used alternative values to calculate dumping margins of 12.77% - 81.06%. On December 28, 2023, UPCI issued the final conclusion, adjusting the dumping margin to 11.64% - 79.24%.EU marketAnti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations on cold-rolled stainless steel (SSCR)On August 14, 2023, the Ministry of Industry and Trade received information about the EU initiating two investigations on anti-dumping and countervailing duties on cold-rolled stainless steel products from Vietnam, Taiwan and Turkey Most major Vietnamese companies fully cooperated in the investigation. The Ministry of Industry and Trade also coordinated to provide information and data on time according to EU requests. The investigation is ongoing.The EU reviews the application of safeguard measures on certain steel productsOn June 2, 2023, the WTO Safeguards Committee announced that the EU would continue to extend the safeguard measures for another year (effective from July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024). Vietnam is subject to a quarterly quota shared with other countries for certain steel products exported to the EU. The EU can conduct a review to continue extending the safeguard measure for a maximum of 2 years or terminate the measure.Indian marketAnti-Dumping Investigation on stainless steel welded pipesOn September 30, 2023, the General Department of Trade Defense (DGTR) announced the initiation of an anti-dumping investigation on stainless steel welded pipes imported from Thailand and Vietnam. The investigation is ongoing.DGTR launches anti-dumping probe on stainless steel welded pipes from Thailand and VietnamEnd-of-term review of countervailing duty on Welded Stainless Steel PipesOn September 30, 2023, DGTR announced the initiation of a end-of-term review of countervailing duty orders on welded stainless steel pipes from China and Vietnam. In this case, the Ministry of Industry and Trade coordinated with relevant agencies to submit responses to the Government's questions on time. The review is ongoing.The above information summarizes the trade defense investigations and measures applied to Vietnamese steel in Canada, Mexico, the EU and India. The Vietnamese Ministry of Industry and Trade continues to support businesses in responding to and appealing against trade defense measures to protect preferential tax rates. AG真人游戏 Steel owns a team of leading market research and export experts, helps importers access high-quality steel sources at the best prices. If you have any questions about importing Vietnamese steel, please contact us for the best support.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has just announced receiving information from India's Directorate General of Trade Remedies about issuing a questionnaire for the sunset review of countervailing duties on stainless steel welded pipes from China and Vietnam.The Trade Remedies Authority specifies that a sunset review is conducted just before the expiration of a 5-year period from the date of the official decision on anti-dumping duties or from the date of the review results (if the review covers both anti-dumping and damage).The tax imposition was issued by the Indian Ministry of Finance and became effective for a period of 5 years starting on September 17, 2019. The goods under review are stainless steel welded pipes falling under the HS codes: 7306 40 00, 7306 61 00, 7306 69 00, 7304 11 10, 7304 11 90, 7304 41 00, 7304 51 10, 7304 90 00, 7305 11 29, 7305 90 99, 7306 11 00, 7306 21 00, 7306 29 19, 7306 30 90, 7306 50 00, 7306 90 11, 7306 90 19, 7306 90 90. The HS codes do not limit the scope of the products under review.According to India's regulations, after 5 years of application, upon the request of the domestic manufacturing sector's representative, the Directorate General of Trade Remedies must conduct a final review to assess the necessity of continuing the anti-subsidy measures or to consider the possibility of a recurrence of subsidization practices or damage to the domestic manufacturing sector if the anti-subsidy duty on stainless steel welded pipes from Vietnam is terminated.The initiation of the sunset review investigation on the anti-subsidy tax on stainless steel welded pipes from Vietnam took place on September 30, 2023, according to the Directorate General of Trade Remedies. The official submission of the questionnaire for investigation to manufacturers, exporters and related parties occurred on November 28, 2023, by the Indian Directorate. Consequently, concerned parties have 7 days from the official date of sending the questionnaire to submit opinions on the security measures of the petition within the required file. Within 15 days from the official date of sending the questionnaire, entities need to provide input on the petition, the scope of the investigated goods, and propose product management code numbers. Furthermore, the respondents are expected to submit their responses to the investigation questionnaire and relevant information within 30 days from the official date the Directorate General of Trade Remedies sent out the questionnaire.The period for conducting the review on the anti-subsidy duty on stainless steel welded pipes from Vietnam spans from April 1, 2022, to March 31, 2023. Regarding the content related to damages, the investigation period will additionally cover the three most recent financial years: 2019-2020, 2020-2021, and 2021-2022.The Bureau of Trade Remedies recommends that relevant exporters thoroughly study all related documents and information regarding the case. Full and comprehensive cooperation with the Indian Directorate General of Trade Remedies is advised. Register as an involved party, respond to the questionnaire within the specified timeframe and format and maintain regular contact with the Bureau of Trade Remedies to receive timely information and support.

India's target to double its steel production capacity to 300 million tons by 2030 may face difficulties due to recent restrictions on scrap steel exports by the European Union. This move could directly disrupt the Indian steel industry as the country hasn't developed a strong recycling industry and relies heavily on imported scrap steel for production.The production capacity of Indian steel industry facing limitations by shortage of scrap steel supplyIndia is currently the world's second-largest producer of crude steel after China, with 124.7 million tons of crude steel in 2022. In a conference in February 2023, the Indian government set the target of increasing steel production capacity to 300 million tons by 2030. "The current 15% scrap usage will increase to nearly 25% within the next 5 years, meaning that the proportion of scrap used in steel production will increase to 50%," as stated by the Indian Steel Minister in the MRAI Material Recycling Conference 2023.Analysts predict that India's ambitious production growth target will lead to a significant demand for scrap materials. Specifically, by 2030, the demand for scrap materials is projected to reach 65 million tons per year, while the domestic scrap supply at that time is only 59 million tons per year. This raw material shortage will force the Indian steel industry to rely more on imported scrap materials to fill the gap.Forecast chart of India's scrap steel consumption demand until 2030Therefore, in 2021, the government attempted to expand the scrap steel industry by utilizing vehicles. Specifically, vehicles over 20 years old had to undergo emissions tests, and if they failed, they were recommended for disposal and used as a source of scrap steel for the manufacturing industry. Implementing the policy of collecting scrap steel from vehicles could provide the steel industry with an average of 6 million tons per year. While the policy may address recycling supply needs, in the long term, it has not achieved effectiveness because most recycling infrastructure in India is still in its early stages, and there are still very few old vehicles available for disposal.The new challenge comes from the import of scrap steelTo enhance the supply of scrap steel for production, the current import plan is considered the most feasible approach while the number of steel recycling plants in the country is being limited. In 2022 alone, India spent over 12 billion USD on importing metal scrap, and within the next 5 to 6 years, India is expected to become the world's largest importer of scrap steel, with imports reaching approximately 20 million tons by 2030. Currently, India is ranked as the second-largest scrap steel importer in the European Union, as well as in the United States, Asia, and the Middle East.Top Indian exporting scrap steel countries in the first 6 months of 2023However, India's ambitious import plan to expand steel production is facing several challenges. The European Union, a significant market for supplying scrap steel to India, is considering imposing restrictions on the export of metal scrap to reduce emissions and protect the environment. Additionally, major scrap steel exporters like the United States, Asia, and the Middle East are also contemplating export restrictions to preserve this valuable resource. Import barriers for scrap steel have hindered the Indian steel industry鈥檚 target to double its steel production capacity, forcing steel producers to search for alternative supply sources.The Indian steel industry is confronted with numerous challenges in addressing the scrap steel supply issue due to strict scrap steel export policies from the European Union. Nevertheless, the country is working on improving its recycling capacity by building a series of steel recycling plants starting in 2021. Although there are still many obstacles to increasing production capacity, India continues to seek new opportunities to expand its steel industry.In recent years, trade relations between Vietnam and India have been strengthening, particularly in the steel sector. India is considered a potential export market for Vietnam, with increasing demand for scrap steel and hot-rolled coils (HRC). In the first 9 months of 2023, India unexpectedly became the second-largest importer of HRC from Vietnam, with a production volume exceeding 386,000 tons. Based on infrastructure construction needs and the ambition to secure raw materials for production from India, the Vietnamese steel industry expects to expand its export market in the future, especially with HRC being one of its key products.

Europe, with its well-developed steel industry and strong potential, is confidently anticipating a surge in the price of hot rolled coil in the final months of the year. Positive indicators and specific factors have created an ideal situation for steel price increases and mark the recovery of the steel industry after a challenging period.HRC price in EuropeBetween October 13th and October 20th, 2023, the price of hot rolled coil in Western Europe decreased by 鈧�10 per ton compared to the previous week, reaching a range of 鈧�610-鈧�630 per ton. This price decrease started at the beginning of October, with a 鈧�50 per ton drop on September 29th, equivalent to 7.3%. Meanwhile, the Italian market also experienced a similar price reduction, with hot rolled coil prices dropping by 鈧�10 per ton compared to the previous week and 鈧�20 per ton compared to the end of September. The price difference between Western and Southern Europe has narrowed, and the market is facing pressure from low-cost imported hot rolled coil.Service centers and distributors are currently experiencing low sales volumes due to reduced consumer demand. The significant volume of imports from Asia and India continues to put pressure on the market, and the European automotive industry is going through a slump, significantly impacting the purchase of hot rolled coil. Some steel companies are temporarily halting operations to balance supply and demand and prevent further price declines.Despite the weak market conditions, European steel producers are reducing production capacity to maintain balance, and it is anticipated that the market may face a supply shortage in November and December, potentially leading to an increase in hot rolled coil prices.HRC prices in other marketsIn the hot rolled coil steel market, prices in major countries like the United States, China, and India have experienced notable fluctuations. In the United States, hot rolled coil prices have been trending upwards from $680-700 USD per ton to $692-720 USD per ton. This is the result of factors such as trade policies, regulations on steel imports, and domestic industry protection measures. However, prices can still vary due to factors like supply and demand in the construction and manufacturing sectors.In China, one of the largest players in the global steel market, hot rolled coil prices have remained relatively stable recently. Additionally, China's steel production policies and output can impact both domestic and export steel prices. Factors like production restrictions or policy changes may not significantly alter prices in the short term.In India, hot rolled coil steel prices are often influenced by domestic supply and demand as well as imports. Currently, hot rolled coil prices in India are stable, and economic growth and infrastructure development are creating increased demand for steel. However, factors such as trade policies and anti-dumping measures can influence steel prices in the near future.

2022 is a tough year for the world steel industry in general and Vietnam in particular because of the effects of the Russia-Ukraine war, high inflation and interest rates as well as China expanding lockdowns as Covid-19 epidemic. According to the forecast of the World Steel Association, steel demand and price in the world in the first half of 2023 will have significant changes. In this article, AG真人游戏 Steel will dive deeper into the situation of Vietnam's steel industry and key steel producing regions in the world today.1. Vietnam steel prices tend to decreaseAccording to a recent report of the Vietnam Steel Association (VSA), the price of construction steel has just decreased by 270,000 VND/ton, the lowest in the past two months. On June 15, Hoa Phat adjusted the price of CB240 coil to 14.29 million VND/ton, the price of D10 CB300 rebar to 14.69 million VND/ton, down 200,000 VND/ton.Other brands such as Vietnam Italy, Viet Duc, Viet Nhat, Pomina also lowered the price of the two above steels similarly. Thus, from the beginning of April until now, steel price has dropped 11 times in a row with a cumulative decrease of nearly 3 million VND/ton. The continuous reduction of steel prices by factories aims to improve production and consumption in the domestic market. Data from VSA shows that in May 2023, the whole country produced more than 2.2 million tons of finished steel, up 2.3% over the previous month. Domestic consumption volume also recorded more than 2.3 million tons, up 13.6% compared to April and tended to continue to increase.Regarding the export situation in the first quarter of 2023, Vietnam sold about 2,299 million tons to foreign countries with a total value of 1.72 billion USD. Currently, Vietnam exports iron and steel to 30 markets, mainly ASEAN (36.38%), the EU (24.15%), the US (7.55%), India (5.72%) and Turkey (3.21%). 2. Asia to drive steel demand recovery 2023-2024According to the World Steel Association, the main indicators of the real estate construction industry may increase by the end of 2023 but still not significantly. Meanwhile, infrastructure investment is tending to shift to projects that focus on less steel. China's steel demand is expected to recover 2%, reach 939.3 million tons in 2023 and stay flat in 2024.Structural steel demand in ASEAN markets recorded a strong increase. Recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam began to restart delayed tourism and infrastructure projects. It is expected that the growth in steel demand of ASEAN will reach 77.1 million tons, up 6.2%, while in 2024 may increase by 5.7%.Overall, worldsteel expects steel demand in 2023 to increase by 40.8 million tons, reaching $1,8223 billion. In which, China contributed 18.4 million tons, ASEAN 4.5 million tons, Japan 2.2 million tons and South Korea 1.5 million tons.3. Steel prospect in developed and developing economiesSteel demand in developed economies such as Europe, the United States, Russia, Turkey,... has suffered a sizable contraction due to the effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, high energy costs and monetary tightening. After a decrease of 6.2% in 2022, the steel situation is expected to be more positive with an increase of 1.3% in 2023 and 3.2% in 2024.3.1. European Union and United KingdomDespite being significantly affected by the energy crisis caused by the Ukraine war, the EU's economy grew steadily by 3.5% in 2022. However, industrial activities still suffered significant losses due to high energy costs leading to a significant reduction in steel demand in 2022. In 2023, the EU steel industry is still facing many difficulties due to supply chain disruptions and currency tightening, expected to fall by 0.4%. A 5.6% rebound is expected in 2024. 3.2. USAThe US economy has taken a strong turn after the pandemic with the recovery and growth of the manufacturing and energy industries. Benefiting from the expansion of manufacturing operations, US steel demand in 2023 is expected to grow by 1.3% and then by 2.5% in 2024.3.3. IndiaAccording to the World Steel Association, India is still a bright spot in the global steel industry in 2023 thanks to managed inflation well. The automotive and consumer durables sectors are expected to grow steadily, leading to a healthy growth in steel demand at 7.3% in 2023 and 6.2% in 2024.With the forecast of steel demand growth in developed and developing economies in the period of 2023-2024, it will help importers to have the most effective purchase plan. Don't forget to follow AG真人游戏 Steel to keep up to date with the latest news about Vietnam and the world's steel industry. Any need to import steel from Vietnam, please contact Whatsapp: +84 76 911 2358 for the best support from AG真人游戏 Steel.