Egypt may cut steel export duty

Monday, 28 May 2007 16:19:55 (GMT+3)   |  

The Egyptian Trade Minister Rachid Mohammad Rachid announced last week that the government may cut export duty on steel by the end of the current year as global steel prices are expected to decline.

The Egyptian government imposed an EGP 160/mt ($28) export duty at the end of February due to increasing prices for steel within the country. Furthermore, the government upped this duty to EGP 180/mt ($32) at the end of March.


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