EsStaying with steel, ArcelorMittal South Africa has committed to maintaining employment in the steel industry if the government takes action against Chinese imports, Bloomberg reports. The global steel glut is not a new problem, but does appear to be reaching a head after OECD ministerial meetings in April. The slowdown in South Africa steel trade … Continue reading “ArcelorMittal Tries to Save SA Jobs as Steel Trade Slows”
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ArcelorMittal Tries to Save SA Jobs as Steel Trade Slows
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