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India’s steel industry faces crisis as 11% import surge from China, Japan, Vietnam, and others, driven by global oversupply and U.S. tariffs, threatens domestic producers.
The Reserve Bank of India warns that rising steel imports from China, Japan, Vietnam, and others are threatening India’s domestic steel industry, with imports up 11% in the first half of FY25 and prices dropping due to global oversupply and weak demand.
The RBI attributes the surge to lower international prices, shifting trade flows, and new U.S. steel tariffs redirecting exports to India, leading to falling capacity utilization, reduced profits, and job losses.
Despite strong domestic demand growth, local production has lagged, widening the supply gap.
The central bank urges protective measures like anti-dumping duties and policy support to safeguard India’s steel sector from unfair trade practices and ensure long-term industrial sustainability.
La industria siderúrgica de la India se enfrenta a una crisis, ya que el aumento del 11% de las importaciones de China, Japón, Vietnam y otros países, impulsado por el exceso de oferta mundial y los aranceles de los Estados Unidos, amenaza a los productores nacionales.