Despite the severe hit seen by the COVID-19 outbreak, the Chinese steel sector is showing signs of recovery in the second quarter, industry experts said, prompted by rising demand from the orderly resumption of production and business across the country.

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[Ferro-Alloys.com] The reduction in the consumption of mined products that the coronavirus was causing would likely result in a drastic fall in prices, Menar MD Vuslat Bayo?lu said on Monday.

[Ferro-Alloys.com] ASSORE is to bring the curtain down on 70 years as a publicly listed company announcing today a R7.8bn buy-back of shares held by minority shareholders – a historic moment for the bulk minerals firm motivated by the low level of liquidity ...

[Ferro-Alloys.com] Iron ore prices have fallen 8.6% over the past five trading sessions despite supply tightening due weather events crimping exports from key exporters Australia and Brazil, latest data showed Monday.

Crude steel production in Arab countries is expected to increase this year to around 29 million metric tons.

China has full confidence in ensuring adequate energy supply.

China is boosting efforts to ensure the energy supply for hospitals in Wuhan to fight against the novel coronavirus.