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Turkey’s steel sector could face losses after cuts to EU quotas, industry chief says | Kathimerini
Kathimerini
16.09. 15:01
Turkey’s steel sector could face losses after cuts to EU quotas, industry chief says | Kathimerini
New restrictions on imports to the European Union next month may further damage the Turkish steel sector, even as it seeks new markets to compensate for losses from US and EU tariffs, Turkey’s Steel Exporters’ Association (CIB) chief said. Turkey’s steel sector has come under pressure from an econo»»»