13/07/2016at 15:24

Chinese steel exports close to record levels

China's steel export increased in June and reached the second-highest level for a single month ever, reports news agency Direkt.

BY RITZAU FINANS

In June China's export of steel climbed to the second-highest level ever for a single month, reports news agency Direkt. China and the EU have now set down a work group to discuss the Chinese overproduction.

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