India’s steel ministry has decided against new measures to restrict cheap steel imports for now. The country is dealing with increased imports, primarily from China, which have surged significantly. Domestic steelmakers are facing challenges despite existing safeguard duties and high steel prices. Demand has been rising in the automobile and infrastructure sectors after the monsoon season. Yet, the rising imports remain a considerable risk to the margins of steel producers.
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