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The European Council has introduced new protective measures to shield the EU steel market from the impact of global overcapacity and rising import pressure. The rules are expected to replace the current steel safeguard system by June 30, 2026.
The new framework includes a revised tariff-rate quota system, with lower import quotas and higher duties on steel imports that exceed permitted limits. This move aims to create fairer competition for European steel producers.
EU officials said steel remains vital for Europe’s industrial base, infrastructure growth and green transition. The updated measures are designed to offer stability to producers while supporting industries that depend on steel supply.For global steel markets, the decision signals a stronger trade-protection approach from Europe amid continued oversupply concerns.
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