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EU imported 3.36 million tons of steel raw materials from Russia in January-July

The main volume is accounted for by steel semi-finished products, DRI and pig iron

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EU imported 2.9 million tons of steel raw materials from Russia in H1 2024

The main volume is accounted for by steel semi-finished products, DRI and pig iron

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EU quota for imports of Russian pig iron in 2024 is completely exhausted

The quota for the current year is 1.14 million tons, and its volumes have been exhausted with an expected surplus at the level of 2.2 thousand tons

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EU imported 577 thousand tons of Russian iron and steel products in January-February

The main share of imports falls on semi-finished products – 82.2% of the total volume of deliveries

European sanctions against steel exports from Russia: status and prospects

Continued supplies from Russia create imbalances in the European market and damage local producers

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How European buyers can get rid of their dependence on Russian slabs – Yuriy Ryzhenkov

The justification for the lack of cost-effective alternatives is not entirely true

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EU countries propose to ban imports of Russian scrap

The proposal was submitted by Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Latvia and Estonia

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EU imported 240 thousand tons of Russian iron and steel products in January

The main share of imports is semi-finished products – 78.5% of the total volume of deliveries

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UK imposes new sanctions on Russian aluminum and copper producers

In particular, the two largest producers of aluminum in the Russian Federation have come under sanctions

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US extends sanctions on a number of Russian iron and steel companies

Late last week, the United States announced an update to the Russian corporate segment of the SDN List

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Package 12 sanctions may help production of pig iron and ferroalloys in Ukraine – Kalenkov

At the same time, the package retains loopholes in the form of transition periods and extensions of the import ban

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