Summary | China's steel sector can expect to face increasing
international trade friction as inventories and output continue
to rise amid weakening demand driven by the economic slowdown,
according to Wang Liqun, vice-chairman of China Iron and Steel
Association.
international trade friction as inventories and output continue
to rise amid weakening demand driven by the economic slowdown,
according to Wang Liqun, vice-chairman of China Iron and Steel
Association.
china.org.cn | 28 August 2015