Poland: China parcel volumes drop post-fees, but value rises 11%
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Máximo Vedoya, head of Latin American steel association Alacero, warns that China's industrial overcapacity and export strategy threaten Brazil's steel industry, arguing that current tariffs on steel are insufficient and that measures must target the entire productive chain. Brazil has recently imposed tariffs on some Chinese steel products, but Vedoya calls for broader action. This signals escalating trade friction between China and Latin America's largest economy, with potential implications for regional trade policy and steel markets.
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