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The report predicts that the domestic crude steel output and consumption will decline in 2019

the report on the prediction results of China's steel demand in 2019 and the prediction results of global steel demand released by the metallurgical industry planning and Research Institute recently shows that China's steel demand in 2019 is about 800 million tons, a year-on-year decrease of 2.4%; In 2019, except for Asia, steel demand in most parts of the world will continue to grow, but the growth rate in some regions will decline; The global steel consumption pattern has not changed much

the report predicts that in 2019, China's economic development will maintain a relatively stable growth trend, and the demand for steel in machinery, shipbuilding, household appliances, containers, railways and other industries will continue to grow, but the demand for steel in construction, energy, automobile and other industries will decline slightly. In 2019, China's total steel demand will decline slightly; Crude steel output was about 900 million tons, down 2.5% year-on-year; Pig iron production was 726 million tons, a year-on-year decrease of 4.9%. In terms of demand for steel raw materials, in 2019, the output of pig iron was about 726 million tons, and it was estimated that 1.147 billion tons of iron ore (finished ore, converted into grade tfe: 62%) would be consumed, a year-on-year decrease of 4.9%. Based on the reduced demand for iron making coke, the flat export coke, the growth of other industries such as nonferrous metals, and the basic equality of chemical industry and machinery, it is predicted that the coke output in 2019 will be about 415 million tons, a year-on-year decrease of 2.8%; The coking industry consumes about 513 million tons of coking washed coal, equivalent to about 933 million tons of raw coal

according to the changes in steel demand in major regions of the world, the report shows that in 2018, steel demand in all regions except South America showed an increasing trend: affected by the sharp rise in steel consumption in China, steel consumption in Asia increased by 8.8% year-on-year; Africa grew by 3.1% year-on-year, ranking second in growth rate; Affected by the overall recovery of oil prices, steel consumption in the Middle East increased by 2.6% year-on-year, ranking the third. In 2019, except for Asia, steel demand in most parts of the world will continue to grow, but China is subject to trade barriers. 4 The fixtures should be coated with anti rust oil for storage; And other factors, the demand for steel fell, resulting in a decline of 0.5% in steel demand in Asia. From the forecast data, 2018 "At present, the global automotive industry is facing great challenges and the global steel consumption pattern has not changed much in 2019. Among them, the proportion of steel consumption in Asia still ranks first in the world, and the proportion of steel consumption in Europe and North America can be partially amplified and analyzed at any section of the steel experimental curve, ranking second and third in the world respectively. The proportion of steel consumption in Europe in 2019 will increase by 0.3 percentage points to 12.5% compared with that in 2018, and the proportion of steel consumption in North America will be higher than that in 2018 Increase by 0.1 percentage points to 8.9% of corrosion-resistant titanium and copper alloys for offshore equipment

in 2018, domestic steel consumption increased more than expected. In this regard, Li Xinchuang, President of the metallurgical industry planning and Research Institute, said that this was mainly affected by the stable growth of the domestic economy and the rapid growth of the downstream steel industry. First, the rapid growth of investment in real estate and manufacturing drives the demand for steel. Second, the market demand released after the ban on "ground bars" is gradually included in the statistics. Before 2017, part of the output of "ground bar steel" was not included in the statistics, and the market demand released after the ban of "ground bar steel" was filled by legal and compliant steel enterprise products. The crude steel output data in 2018 more fully reflected this part of the output on the basis of 2017. Third, the rapid growth of exports of mechanical and electrical products has driven the increase of indirect exports of steel