BEIJING: Excess Chinese steel production is “damaging and distorting” global markets, US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said on Monday, joining a chorus of criticism that blames Beijing for plant closures and job losses in the industry worldwide.
China is the world’s number one steelmaker, producing more than half of global output, but stands accused of flooding the market with steel at below cost prices—dumping—in violation of global trade rules.
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