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China's green steel alloy demand to surge over next few years

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Update time : 2024-11-18 14:41:04
A surge in global exports of low-carbon steel products from China's steel industry will lead to a significant increase in demand for green steel alloys. According to market sources, as more and more countries impose stringent carbon emission requirements, China will become a major demand side for green steel alloys such as ferrochrome, titanium manganese, and manganese alloys.

On the one hand, the booming demand for flat steel and stainless steel exports from China strongly supports the demand for green manganese alloys and green ferrochrome. On the other hand, China's domestic green steel alloy spreads are the focus of market discussion. As the demand for green steel grows, the market expects more companies to be willing to pay a premium to buy these eco-friendly steel alloys.

In addition, the Chinese government is also promoting the green transformation of the steel industry, which is further accelerating the production capacity of green steel alloys. Overall, China's green steel and steel alloys market will continue to grow over the next few years and will become increasingly visible in the global market.
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