The EU is introducing new protective measures for the steel sector. But Brussels is still struggling to find a broader response to Chinese overcapacity. At the same time, a new Chinese supply chain law is creating additional uncertainty.

14. April 2026

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14. April 2026

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Ein Schrottkorb hängt in einer Werkhalle der BGH Edelstahl Freital GmbH in einem Lichtbogenofen. Anlass ist der 4. Sächsische Stahlgipfel.

With these new measures, the EU aims to protect its domestic industry from cheap Chinese exports. (picture alliance/dpa | Sebastian Kahnert)

Last updated: 14. April 2026

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