WorldSteel: Global crude steel output down by 6.1% YOY in Jan 2022
2022-02-24 18:04:57 [Print]
Data preliminarily released by WorldSteel on February 22nd indicated that the crude steel output of the 64 countries that were incorporated into the association was 155 million tons in January 2022, dropping by 6.1% YOY.
In January 2022, the top ten crude steel producers worldwide was China, India, Japan, USA, Russia, South Korea, Germany, Turkey, Brazil and Iran.
According to relative data, crude steel output of China was 81.70 million tons (the estimated output) in January 2022, down by 11.2% YOY; that of India was 10.80 million tons, rising by 4.7% YOY; that in Japan was 7.8 million tons, declining by 2.1% YOY; that in USA was 7.3 million tons, increasing by 4.2% YOY.
Meanwhile, the crude steel output of Russia was 6.6 million tons (the estimated output), rising by 3.3% YOY; that of South Korea was 6 million tons (the estimated output), decreasing by 1.0% YOY; that of Germany was 3.3 million tons, declining by 1.4% YOY.
In addition, the output of Turkey was 3.2 million tons in January 2022, a decrease of 7.8% YOY; that of Brazil was 2.9 million tons, down by 4.8% YOY; that of Iran was 2.8 million tons (the estimated output), increasing by 20.3% YOY.
In January 2022, the top ten crude steel producers worldwide was China, India, Japan, USA, Russia, South Korea, Germany, Turkey, Brazil and Iran.
According to relative data, crude steel output of China was 81.70 million tons (the estimated output) in January 2022, down by 11.2% YOY; that of India was 10.80 million tons, rising by 4.7% YOY; that in Japan was 7.8 million tons, declining by 2.1% YOY; that in USA was 7.3 million tons, increasing by 4.2% YOY.
Meanwhile, the crude steel output of Russia was 6.6 million tons (the estimated output), rising by 3.3% YOY; that of South Korea was 6 million tons (the estimated output), decreasing by 1.0% YOY; that of Germany was 3.3 million tons, declining by 1.4% YOY.
In addition, the output of Turkey was 3.2 million tons in January 2022, a decrease of 7.8% YOY; that of Brazil was 2.9 million tons, down by 4.8% YOY; that of Iran was 2.8 million tons (the estimated output), increasing by 20.3% YOY.
