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In order to meet the domestic steel market demand and curb inflation, on April 29th, the Indian government first announced the cancellation of import tariffs on steel products, and subsequently announced an additional tariff of 10%-15% on steel exports. Analysts pointed out that at the end of March, India’s inflation rate reached 7.41%, the highest level in three and a half years. The increase in inflationary pressure is one of the major unfavorable factors facing the Indian economy. The Indian government had previously called for steel mills to keep steel prices stable, but few steel mills responded, and eventually they had to take this measure. Although our country is different from India, we can still get some inspiration from it.
This round of rise was led by the northern market and caused by the Olympic Games. In order to ensure the smooth progress of the Olympic Games, the pollution industries around Beijing have stopped production or reduced production. At the same time, due to the recent sharp rise in the price of iron ore and coking coal, it has the largest impact on small and medium-sized private enterprises, and Hebei is also a private steel company in China. The most concentrated areas of the company, and thus the relative reduction in supply. In addition, for the Beijing Municipal Government’s request for guaranteeing local air quality from July 20 to September 20, many construction projects were completed before July 20th, causing tight supply.
Ensuring the successful hosting of the Olympic Games is a major cause of this round of steel price rises, but it seems more important to curb inflation and maintain social stability. As an intermediate product, steel products have close links with various departments of the national economy. It can be said that the steel products will affect the entire body. The excessively rapid and excessive increase of steel prices will have a profound impact on the entire national economy. The government will not ignore it. If the government finds that the increase in steel prices has a significant impact on the normal development of many industries, it will naturally have to regulate and control steel prices and the steel industry, even if it is unfavorable to the steel industry. After Brazil's Vale and Japan and South Korea’s iron and steel companies confirmed that the price of the long-term agreement for the 2008 fine ore will increase by 65% ​​to 71%, Baosteel will criticize it when it raises the price of steel products in its regular quarterly price adjustment. The opinion was that Baosteel was so cautious in the iron ore negotiations, but it was ambiguous and puzzling about the price increase. At the economic quarterly press conference held on April 29, spokesperson Li Pumin of the National Development and Reform Commission pointed out that the price of means of production has continued to rise, which has increased the production costs of the downstream industries and increased inflationary pressures. The government will continue to adhere to the principle of "double defense" as determined by the central government. It will place price rises and prevent inflation in a more prominent and more important position. At the same time, it will pay attention to new situations and new issues arising in the course of economic growth, and avoid big ups and downs. .
Steel price adjustment is expected to occur in July
In order to meet the domestic steel market demand and curb inflation, on April 29th, the Indian government first announced the cancellation of import tariffs on steel products, and subsequently announced an additional tariff of 10%-15% on steel exports. Analysts pointed out that at the end of March, India’s inflation rate reached 7.41%, the highest level in three and a half years. The increase in inflationary pressure is one of the major unfavorable factors facing the Indian economy. The Indian government had previously called for steel mills to keep steel prices stable, but few steel mills responded, and eventually they had to take this measure. Although our country is different from India, we can still get some inspiration from it.