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Global Steel Market Risks: China Inventory, Freight & Tariffs
ByGrace B. August 9, 2026August 9, 2026

Global Steel Market Breakdown: Chinese Inventory Accumulation, Freight Volatility, and Trade Protectionism Threaten Regional Supply Chains

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Global Steel Market Risks: China Inventory, Freight & Tariffs

August 9, 2026August 9, 2026

Global Steel Market Breakdown: Chinese Inventory Accumulation, Freight Volatility, and Trade Protectionism Threaten Regional Supply Chains
Brussels Sets February 2027 Start For CBAM Certificate Trading, Tightening Working Capital For Indonesian Steel Exporters

August 1, 2026August 6, 2026

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BlueScope & Steel Dynamics Strategic Outlook is a 13–17.5% ROIC Trajectory

April 25, 2026August 15, 2026

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SLB Acquires S&P Global Energy Software – ROI in Asian Steel Green Transition

April 24, 2026April 24, 2026

SLB’s significant acquisition of S&P Global’s energy software on April 24, 2026, supercharges digital AI tools for energy optimization, promising high ROI amid geopolitical challenges. Explore impacts on energy, steel production energy sourcing worldwide and in Asia, investment appeal, and future outcomes for sustainable manufacturing.
Indonesia’s 100 Million Ton Steel Ambition

April 24, 2026April 24, 2026

Major infrastructure projects like IKN and the Trans-Java toll network are driving projections of national steel demand to 100 million tonnes by 2045. This sevenfold increase in consumption demands significant structural transformation to enable domestic producers to meet the surge in demand. The success of this vision depends heavily on the industry’s ability to overcome logistical constraints and accelerate the expansion of national production capacity.
EU Regulations Motivate Indonesia’s Pivot to Green Steel

April 23, 2026July 26, 2026

The EU’s CBAM regulations are pushing Indonesian steel producers to pivot from bulk commodities to certified low-carbon products. By leveraging carbon capture technology and vast nickel reserves, Indonesia aims to transform environmental challenges into a competitive advantage in the global market.

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Global Steel Market Risks: China Inventory, Freight & Tariffs

Global Steel Market Risks: China Inventory, Freight & Tariffs

Brussels Sets February 2027 Start For CBAM Certificate Trading, Tightening Working Capital For Indonesian Steel Exporters

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BlueScope & Steel Dynamics Strategic Outlook is a 13–17.5% ROIC Trajectory

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SLB Acquires S&P Global Energy Software – ROI in Asian Steel Green Transition

Indonesia’s 100 Million Ton Steel Ambition

EU Regulations Motivate Indonesia’s Pivot to Green Steel

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