Italy’s steel exports to non-EU countries down 7.7 percent in January-July

Thursday, 08 September 2011 17:17:18 (GMT+3)   |  

According to the statistics released by the Italian steel producers' association Federacciai, in the first seven months of 2011 Italy's steel imports from non-EU countries reached 6.23 million metric tons, increasing by 28.7 percent year on year, while its steel exports to non-EU countries totaled 2.83 million metric tons, down 7.7 percent year on year.

 

Product

Imports from non-EU countries

Exports to non-EU countries

Balance

Jan-Jul 2010

Jan-Jul 2011

Change (%)

Jan- Jul 2010

Jan-Jul 2011

Change (%)

Jan- Jul 2010

Jan- Jul 2011

Ingots and semi-finished products

1,975

1,946

-1.5

305

140

-54.1

-1,670

-1,806

Long products

349

448

+28.4

818

794

-2.9

+469

+346

Flat products

2,271

3,533

+55.6

1,123

999

-11

-1,148

-2,534

1st manufacturing products (*)

198

256

+29.3

710

783

+10.3

+512

+527

2nd manufacturing products (**)

51

50

-2

114

119

+4.4

+63

+69

Total

4,844

6,233

+28.7

3,070

2,835

-7.7

-1,774

-3,398

(*) Seamless pipes, welded pipes, forged bars, cold drawn sections and bars, drawn wire, cold rolled strips, welded sections, drawn wire.
 
(**) Flanges, pipe fittings, mining sections, diamond plates, pig iron powder
 
Units of measurement are thousand metric tons.

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