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Iron-ore stretches gains on global steel demand recovery
Iron-ore prices in Asia pushed higher on Monday as strengthening global steel demand buoyed sentiment, and as Chinese steel mills continued to ramp up output despite the government's scrutiny of their compliance with stricter anti-pollution rules. |
Fujian and Jiangsu stainless steel projects are accelerating
Fujian Juwei stainless steel pipe project environmental assessment plan is under approval |
AISI: US Domestic Steel Mills Shipped 6.7 Million Tons In February
Hot dipped galvanized sheet and strip, down 7 percent, hot rolled sheet, down 9 percent and cold rolled sheet, down 10 percent. |
IMF: China's pursuit of balanced growth helps carbon cut
"These efforts would result in a big cut to emissions—which would be amplified by synchronization across markets," she said. |
AISI Releases March SIMA Imports Data
This was a 32.6% increase from the 2,052,000 permit tons recorded in February and a 43.2% increase from the February final imports total of 1,900,000. |
State-owned firm steps up waste management, recycling
Although China saw rapid development of the solid waste management and recycling sectors, it still faces great challenges, Song said. |
Shanxi inspection shows country's commitment to green development
These projects will bring "rigorous risks and challenges" to the environment, it said. |
Industrial output records 24.5% growth in Q1
China's industrial output, an important economic indicator, rose 24.5 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of this year, as the country's industrial production rebounded steadily, according to the National Bureau of Statistics on Friday. |
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