Steel industry news 25/10/2022
According to data recently announced by the General Department of Taxation (Ministry of Finance), in the list of 1,000 largest corporate income tax payers in 2021 (V.1000), there are many enterprises in the steel industry.
Steel industry news 19/10/2022
The business picture in the third quarter of 2022 of steel enterprises is gradually being revealed with large losses in the context that the market continues to be gloomy.
Steel industry news 17/10/2022
On October 13, US Trade Representative Katherine Tai and Trade Commissioner of the European Union (EU)
Steel industry news 10/10/2022
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the mining volume of raw ore of Lam Dong - TKV aluminum company in 2019 and 2020 is 3.54 million tons and 3.55 million tons, respectively, lower than the licensed capacity.
Steel industry news 07/10/2022
Europe buys steel from Russia because the cost of Russian products is quite cheap.
Steel industry news 03/10/2022
After a period of "only increasing, not knowing how to decrease" at the beginning of the year, the price of raw steel products such as iron ore, coking coal or HRC has turned down sharply.
Steel industry news 28/09/2022
One trader suggested that steel prices could continue to fall later this year even as fourth-quarter demand typically picks up cyclically strong.
Steel industry news 19/09/2022
In August, construction steel exports reached 177,255 tons, down 8% compared to August 2021.
Steel industry news 12/09/2022
In the past week, steel prices continued to rise again for the second time since early September. Meanwhile, many steel mills in Europe had to close due to lack of gas.
Steel industry news 05/09/2022
In the past week (August 29 - September 4), steel price had a slight increase after a series of 15 consecutive decreases in nearly 4 months with an increase of 110-600 VND/kg.
Steel industry news 29/08/2022
Steel demand in China has already stagnated because of the downturn in the real estate industry. More recently, droughts leading to power cuts have added to difficulties for one of the pillars of the billion-people economy.