China’s steel capacity has reached 700mmt in 2010, but the conflicts between supply and demand still exist. High raw material prices and low product prices are squeezing the profit margins of the steel industry. Meanwhile, to speed up the structural adjustment of exports and cope wit
However, the demand of Chinese steel import and export market was strong in H1 2010, according to customs statistics.
In January to April the export volume of steel products was 13.02mmt, up 98.8% year on year. The export in April hit a new high after the financial crisis to 4.31mmt, up 29%MoM or doubled YoY. In April, the export volume of steel sheets was 2.8mmt, up nearly 500%; bars 430kt, up more than 300%; sections 250kt, up 200%.
We are convinced that the international steel demand will remain robust in H2 2010 and China will remain a major steel exporter. How will the withdrawing of steel export stimulus policy affect the steel export market in H2 2010? What changes will take place in the international steel, raw material and shipping markets? China’s steel export climate will Improve after the transition of macro control policy. What should Chinese steel industry do to sharpen its competitive edge in the international marke
What we will focus on?
1. Impact of Latest China's Macro-control Steel Policy Changes
2. Balance Point Between Steel Demand and Supply in 3rd-4th Quarter 2010
3. Demand and Price Trend of Major Steel Products in 2010-2011
5. Exchange Rate Influence; Scrap Import Boom; BDI; Iron Ore Markup Affection; etc.
Why attend?
1. Advanced training for steel foreign trade skills
2. First-hand report from China government authorities
3. Zero-distance appointment with main steel players
4. Supply & Demand Information Release
5. 20+ Keynote Speakers
6. 2 Hotspot Panel Sections
7. Over 200 Steel Industry Decision Makers
8. Round Table Discussion
9. Multinational Enterprises Promotion
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