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Photo – Ukraine – China: balance in iron and steel trade
Ukraine – China: balance in iron and steel trade

Ukraine has the potential to increase iron ore exports to China, but imports of Chinese coated sheets and pipes threaten local producers

Photo – Electricity prices in Europe fell significantly in February
Electricity prices in Europe fell significantly in February

In most markets, they reached their lowest levels since the first half of 2021

Photo – What is happening in the Turkish steel market
What is happening in the Turkish steel market

Local companies focus on the domestic market and expect to continue exporting to the EU after the introduction of CBAM

Photo – Balance of Ukraine-Romania iron and steel trade: analytical review
Balance of Ukraine-Romania iron and steel trade: analytical review

Romania needs to import more than 4 million tons of steel products per year for its own needs

Photo – Electricity prices in Europe rose in January amid growing demand
Electricity prices in Europe rose in January amid growing demand

Average gas prices and CO2 emissions continued to fall last month

Photo – Iron and steel trade between Ukraine and Poland: analytical review
Iron and steel trade between Ukraine and Poland: analytical review

Poland needs to import 5 million tons of steel products per year for its own needs

Photo – Global scrap prices increased in January in most regions
Global scrap prices increased in January in most regions

The trend was supported by increased demand from steelmakers after the New Year holidays

Photo – State and prospects of trade in steel products Ukraine-Turkiye
State and prospects of trade in steel products Ukraine-Turkiye

Turkish supplies accounted for almost 40% of all imports of steel products in 2023

Photo – Electricity prices in Europe returned to 2021 levels last year
Electricity prices in Europe returned to 2021 levels last year

This trend was facilitated by the fall in the cost of gas, the decrease in demand and the growth of generation from renewable sources

Photo – Analysts expect global GDP growth of 2.1-2.9% in 2024
Analysts expect global GDP growth of 2.1-2.9% in 2024

Next year we can expect looser monetary policy, reduced inflation and high uncertainty

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