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  • Will steel makers get a reprieve from dumping of Chinese steel in 2025?

    A slippage in China’s steel output in April raises the possibility of more cuts ahead, but it also raises a key risk. The answer lies in the balance

  • Urgently need steel safeguard duty as risk of Chinese dumping looms large: ArcelorMittal Nippon

    Steel companies like AM/NS operate on tight margins, which need to be protected for investments to continue in the steel sector. Hence, the safeguard duty is necessary now, said Ranjan Dhar, Director & Vice President (Sales and Marketing), ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AM/NS India).

  • Trump's tariffs could bring scale to India’s solar manufacturing, even as fear of dumping looms

    Trump's 26 percent reciprocal tariff will immediately slow down Indian solar exports to the US, but it will make the sector more globally competitive while also affording the opportunity to explore other global markets. The government will need to address fears of dumping by the Chinese manufacturers.

  • Vietnam's iron and steel exports to India soar by 90% in H1FY25

    China's share of India’s total steel imports rose to 16.1 percent from 13.4 percent earlier

  • India must double steel import duties to curb dumping, says ArcelorMittal JV CEO

    India's steel industry faces threats from dumping and predatory pricing. ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India CEO calls for doubled customs duties to protect domestic producers.

  • Decoding Economics: Will China’s 'overcapacity' lead to a flood of exports, hurting other countries?

    A recent IMF working paper assesses the importance of China’s subsidies in shaping its exports and imports, and sheds light on the implications that China’s industrial policy can have for its trading partners

  • Weekly Tactical Pick: Recent consolidation gives an opportunity in Ami Organics

    Its commercial arrangement with the innovator, Fermion, and the growing electrolyte additives business are two factors that place the company ahead in the race

  • A rising Chinese tide is lifting all steel boats

    China’s voracious appetite for steel has lifted prices benefiting India's steel producers, but that could change when China dials back its stimulus

  • Govt starts probe into dumping of chemical from Saudi Arabia

    The DGAD has found "sufficient prima facie evidence" of dumping of the chemical from Saudi Arabia.

  • Antidumping duty likely on certain steel items from China

    The government has initiated a probe into dumping of certain steel items used in automotive and construction industry from China, in order to protect domestic industry

  • Govt investigating dumping of non-woven fabric from 5 nations

    India has initiated a probe into dumping of non-woven fabric from five countries including China, Malaysia and Indonesia to protect the domestic industry from cheap imports

  • India slaps anti-dumping duty on telecom gear from Huawei, ZTE

    The restrictive duty imposed on import of 'Synchronous Digital Hierarchy Transmission Equipment (SDHTE)' from China ranges between 9.42 per cent and 86.59 per cent of the landed (cost, insurance and freight or CIF) value.

  • India serves steel products anti-dumping notice on China, others

    The notices have been issued for hot-rolled coils of alloy and non-alloy steel, a source at the Directorate General of Anti-Dumping & Allied Duties (DGAD) told Reuters.

  • Steel import safeguard duty extended; local prices may not jump

    The steep fall in steel prices over the last year, and dumping by rival countries has hurt the financial health of Indian steel makers. Many companies are now struggling to repay bank loans and this has added to the pile of non-performing assets (NPAs) in the banking system

  • Yuan weakness adding to dumping woes; have cut output : JK Tyre

    AK Bajoria, President and Director, JK Tyre says tyre imports into India amounts to 25-30 percent in the truck/bus radial segment and upto 45 percent in the passenger car space.

  • China hurting Indian metal cos; bullish wind power: Vedanta

    Vedanta Group Chairman Anil Agarwal says China is dumping aluminium into India, and that the government needs to intervene to protect Indian metal companies from the indiscriminate dumping by Chinese companies.

  • Traders body opposes 20% safeguard duty on steel imports

    The Federation of Associations of Maharashtra (FAM) has opposed the 20 percent safe guard duty on hot-rolled steel imports, saying the move will kill small and medium steel businesses, and also threatened to take legal measures.

  • Need swift govt action: JSW Steel on yuan's hit to sector

    The People's Bank of China allowed the yuan to depreciate almost 2 percent against the US dollar to levels last seen three years ago, sending a shock through currency markets.

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