CISA: Biggest crude steel output rises in Q1 seen in north and east China

Wednesday, 15 May 2019 11:37:59 (GMT+3)   |   Shanghai
       

The China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) has announced that the crude steel output of its member enterprises in the first quarter this year amounted to 173.3289 million mt, up 7.31 percent year on year. In particular, in northern China, eastern China, central-south China, southwestern China, northwestern China and northeastern China, the respective year-on-year increases in crude steel output in the given quarter amounted to 6.9172 million mt, 2.2395 million mt, 0.3611 million mt, 0.5168 million mt, 0.4604 million mt and 1.3178 million mt, i.e., up 14.75 percent, 3.93 percent, 1.48 percent, 5.72 percent, 3.61 percent and 7.17 percent year on year. Accordingly, the largest increases in crude steel output were seen in northern China and eastern China, and so in the future these regions are expected to be the focus of output restriction measures.


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