Russia is considering excise tax on imported steel, according to IFX

Russia's consideration of an excise tax on imported steel could indicate a shift in its trade policies, potentially tightening supply and impacting global steel prices.

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As steel is a crucial input for various industries, this move may lead to price increases and influence demand dynamics, particularly in regions reliant on imports. Traders should monitor how this may affect both the commodities market and associated sectors.

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