World total production of steel in 2020 = 1.878 billion MT World total consumption of steel in 2020 = 1.772 billion MT China reduced 30% production of steel from now until 15/3/2022 = 400 million MT US government spent USD2.2 trillion to implement infrastructure projects required at least 110 million MT of steel. EU and G7 leaders to implement B3W initiative required a lot of steel, I cannot quantify the usage.
Overall there is great demand of steel in the world especially in US, EU, G7 and China. Not even 1 country can fill up the vacuum of supply once China reduced steel production by 400 million MT. China reduced production of steel by 30% will affect Chinese steel stocks because of lower PAT. This action will bring more benefits to all steel stocks in the world.
Malaysian steel stocks will benefit the most because Alliance Steel and Eastern Steel S/B will sell more steel to China because they are actually China companies. The production of steel is shifted from China to Malaysia.
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Looks like China already started seriously control the development of property sector. is it possible the steel demand in China drops? Global supply increases? Prices keep dropping?
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Shanghai steel futures touched a 7-month low of CNY 4,600 a tonne at a certain point in late October, amid government intervention to cool commodity prices, output controls and weaker demand. The National Development and Reform Commission of China met with key coal producers to further discuss price intervention and investors wonder if the authorities will introduce a cap on commodity prices. At the same time, fresh economic data from China point to an economic slowdown while the construction sector, which accounts for a quarter of domestic steel demand, remains depressed due to property crisis. Also, steel prices are roughly 22% below a record-high of 5,975 hit on May 11th, with output controls weighing as Beijing aims to cut carbon emissions, urging producers to lower steel capacity, improve recycling rates of steel scrap, and promote electric arc furnaces technologies.
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Posted by takaje > 2021-11-01 09:33 | Report Abuse
Looks like further consolidation, quiet, no action today. I'll come back tomorrow.