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EU to impose provisional safeguards to protect electrical steel from imports

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The European Union will implement provisional import quotas and minimum price floors for electrical steel to protect domestic producers from low-cost competition.

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  • The European Union is introducing new trade safeguards, including quotas and minimum pricing, for electrical steel, laminations, and transformer cores.
  • This policy aims to protect remaining European manufacturers, such as Thyssenkrupp and Stalprodukt, from cheap imports originating primarily from Asia.
  • The measures will take effect on September 25 while an ongoing investigation continues.

What to watch next

  • The results of the European Commission investigation into grain-oriented electrical steel.
  • Potential imposition of definitive measures following the conclusion of the investigation.
  • Industry response to the new minimum price levels for electrical steel and downstream products.

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