
Last month, ArcelorMittal SA (Amsa) applied for a 51% duty on certain flat-rolled steel products imported from China. This comes on top of the 10% duty already in place, meaning importers may soon pay a 61% premium for products from China.
Should government grant this increase, the costs will be borne across the economy – from mining to construction and downstream beneficiation.
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