Mumbai: Indian steel producers are seeing a positive impact from China’s real estate stimulus package, as Chinese steel prices have risen above domestic levels for the first time in months.
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China’s real estate stimulus has led to a rise in Chinese steel prices, which are now above domestic Indian prices, providing a relief to Indian steelmakers.
The current price of HRC in Mumbai is around ₹48,500 per tonne.
Nearly half of India’s steel imports are from China, with imports in the first half of FY25 reaching about 5.1 million tonnes.
The Indian government is considering the imposition of a safeguard duty on steel imports and has also initiated an anti-dumping investigation into HRC imports from Vietnam.
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