Domestically manufactured iron and steel products (DMISP) policy was launched in 2017 and has helped India avoid steel imports worth over Rs 20,000 crore
Anti-dumping duty on Galvalume steel is positive but more is required to boost the sector ailing under low demand and realisation
The duty is applicable on products originating from or exported from China, Vietnam and Korea and imported into India
Lower scrap imports could pave way for vehicle scrap policy
While DGTR recommends the duty to be levied, the finance ministry imposes it
Manufacturers say some room to increase prices exists, as cost of coking coal, a key input, has gone up
The Directorate General of Foreign Trade, under the Commerce Ministry, is looking at the matter
The US agreed to resolve the matter amicably as the appellate body of the WTO's dispute settlement mechanism has become dysfunctional since last month
These new codes will accurately define and classify the imported product
Price decline attributed to weak domestic demand; fall in China export prices poses challenge to Indian steel exports
Indian Stainless Steel Development Association (ISSDA), Jindal Stainless, Jindal Stainless (Hisar) and Jindal Stainless Steel have filed an application on behalf of domestic industry
The Steel Import Monitoring System (SIMS) will provide advance information about steel imports to both the government and stake holders
While compulsory registration will monitor steel product inflow into the country, the specifications seem unwarranted, the engineering exporters' body said
Beijing's proposed stimulus to slightly hit imports
A string of safeguard measures imposed on imported steel products by the EU, in the aftermath of the US import levies and escalating trade tensions, is believed to have dented Indian exports to the EU
Scaling down of steel capacity in China helped push imports lower in the last couple of years
Ministry seeks increase in peak import duty on all steel products to 25%, fears US-China trade war threatens India with Chinese imports.
Price difference is about Rs 5,000 a tonne when compared to China; apart from IBA, the Indian Steel Association has also moved steel ministry and and customs
CARE report says domestic consumption may rise 5.5-7.5 per cent
India has set a target of ramping up its steel production capacity and per-capita steel consumption to 300 MT and 160 kg, respectively, by 2030-31