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High input costs, policy support will likely keep steel prices higher than 2025

1 source · first seen 19:14 25 Sept · updated 19:14 25 Sept

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  • Steel prices likely to stay higher than 2025, supported by high input costs and policy support
  • Weak construction demand and China’s property downturn will cap steel offtake
  • Higher steel prices may support SAIL, while construction weakness could weigh on infrastructure demand

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