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EU Commission Spokesperson says steel safeguards should apply to all EU partners including Switzerland

The EU Commission's stance on extending steel safeguards to all EU partners, including Switzerland, indicates a potential tightening of trade policies in the metals sector.

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This could lead to increased production costs or supply chain disruptions for EU steel manufacturers and their partners, impacting prices and trade dynamics in the broader commodities market. Traders should monitor subsequent reactions from affected parties and any potential retaliation or compliance measures.

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