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Photo – The OECD warns of a deepening crisis in the global steel industry
The OECD warns of a deepening crisis in the global steel industry

Excess capacity reached 640 million tons, and China's steel exports set a historic record in 2025

Photo – OECD cuts Ukraine’s steelmaking capacity estimate to 8 mln t
OECD cuts Ukraine’s steelmaking capacity estimate to 8 mln t

Revision reflects loss of assets in occupied territories and more realistic assessment of operating facilities

Photo – OECD calls for action amid record growth in global steel capacity surplus
OECD calls for action amid record growth in global steel capacity surplus

The main sources of growth are Asia, particularly India, ASEAN countries, and the Middle East

Photo – Additional subsidies to steelmakers in a number of countries boost capacity expansion – OECD
Additional subsidies to steelmakers in a number of countries boost capacity expansion – OECD

This contrasts with the situation in the organization's member states, where subsidies have remained relatively stable

Photo – Unfair competition has a significant impact on steel markets – OECD
Unfair competition has a significant impact on steel markets – OECD

Surges in imports affect the economies of the organization's member states

Photo – OECD is concerned about the risk of trade tensions in the steel market
OECD is concerned about the risk of trade tensions in the steel market

The dynamics of steel trade in 2023 underwent changes, Chinese exports increased sharply

Photo – OECD forecasts global GDP growth of 2.9% in 2024
OECD forecasts global GDP growth of 2.9% in 2024

The organization worsened the growth forecast of the Eurozone economy for the current and next years

Photo – OECD is concerned about the deterioration of conditions on the global steel market
OECD is concerned about the deterioration of conditions on the global steel market

Overcapacity in the future could have a significant impact on the industry

Photo – The OECD predicts global steel demand growth of 1% in 2023
The OECD predicts global steel demand growth of 1% in 2023

The organization's steel committee is concerned about the growth of excess steelmaking capacity

Photo – The OECD expects the growth of global steel capacity by 5.9% by 2025
The OECD expects the growth of global steel capacity by 5.9% by 2025

Continuous investment activity provokes an excess of steelmaking capacity, especially in Asia