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Forces shaping the future of energy
The world has seen record-setting investment in energy amid slowing overall demand growth...
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The world has seen record-setting investment in energy amid slowing overall demand growth...
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As spot market is disconnected from 2024 benchmark due to dramatic fundamentals change, market is observing if benchmark system would still work for copper concentrate market in the future. Explore LIVE for discussions about recent market trend, views on benchmark 2025 and side term changes in a tight supply market.
The expansion in the Indian steel manufacturing capacity comes at an opportune moment for the industry as the country has witnessed massive infrastructure projects like construction of national highways over the past few years. Now, with the general elections underway in the country and if the incumbent government comes back to power, the thrust on infrastructure would likely receive continued boost on account of policy continuity. Even though India has unseated Japan as the second largest producer of steel in the world over the past few years, steel production is quite a capital-intensive business, and a large chunk of production costs is driven by prices of raw materials. In such a scenario, the question arises if the Indian steel sector is comfortably placed in terms of having access to conventional and non-conventional raw materials going ahead. In this discussion, Anirudh Iyer, associate editor, steel and raw materials is joined by Keith Tan, associate regional pricing director for Asia metals, Rohan Somwanshi, managing editor for global agriculture and metals news and Paul Bartholomew, lead analyst for metals and mining to share their views on what lies ahead for the Indian steel sector.Related:Singapore Coking Coal ConferenceMET COAL SERIES: India cautiously takes on greater say in coking coal spot marketMore listening options:
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