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China has made plans to cut steel output in 2021

Update time : 2021-01-27 16:08:02

MIIT says its firmly committed to having steel output wold fall in 2021, will focus on carbon emission targets.

This will have negative implications for Australian iron ore, and thus the AUD, at the margin.

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