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For the July-September quarter, capacity utilization rate among China’s industrial enterprises averaged 77.1%, up 0.4 percentage point on year but down 1.3 percentage points on quarter, partly as ferrous and nonferrous smelting and fabrication plants and automakers posted on-year declines, according to the release by the country’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on October 18.
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China's pig iron output over the January-September period posted an on-year decline of 1.3% to 671.1 million tonnes, as against the 0.6% on-year rise recorded during the first eight months, according to new data released by the country’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on October 18. The dip also contrasted with the 2% on-year climb in the country's crude steel output during the same period.
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Over January-September, China's gross domestic product (GDP) grew 9.8% on year to Yuan 82.3 trillion ($12.8 trillion) with the GDP growth for Q3 having slowed to 4.9% on year against the 7.9% on-year gain for Q2 or the 18.3% on-year rise for Q1, though all the key economic indicators stayed within reasonable ranges until September, the country's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shared on October 18.
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Over January-September, China produced 2.93 billion tonnes of raw coal for all utilisation, up 3.7% on year, while September output dipped 0.9% on year to 334.1 million tonnes, and the country's coke output rose 1.3% on year to 357.5 million tonnes with September output having slumped 9.6% on year to 37.2 million tonnes, according to the release by the country's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on October 18.
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Over January-September, the growth in China’s fixed asset investment (FAI) trended down further to 7.3% on year to Yuan 39.8 trillion ($6.2 trillion), among which, that in the property market grew a lower rate too, up 8.8% on year to Yuan 11.3 trillion, and both saw their on-year growths slow since the start of 2021, according to the release by the country’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on October 18.
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Over January-September, the growth in China's crude steel output slowed to 2% on year to 805.9 million tonnes against the 5.3% on-year rise for January-August, and the daily crude steel output for September fell to a new low since January 2019, Mysteel Global noted from the release by the country’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) on October 18, due to the wider-range and severer power rationing in the country.
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Over January-September, China's gross domestic product (GDP) grew 9.8% on year to Yuan 82.3 trillion ($12.8 trillion), and for July-September, the GDP grew 4.9% on year, or being lower than the 7.9% on-year gain for the second quarter or the 18.3% on-year rise for the first quarter, according to the
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Over January-September, China produced 2.93
billion tonnes of raw coal for all utilisation, up 3.7% on year, though that for September dipped 0.9% on year to 334.1 million tonnes, and over the same
period, the country's coke output rose 1.3% on year to 357.45 million tonnes, while that for September also declined
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Over January-September, China’s fixed asset investment (FAI) grew 7.3% on year to Yuan 39.8 trillion ($6.2 trillion), among which, that in the property market increased 8.8% on year to Yuan 11.3 trillion, both posting slower growths than over January-August, according to the release by the National Bureau of Statistics on
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Over January-September, the growth in China's crude steel output slowed further to 2% on year to 805.9 million tonnes, as the volume continued to ease in September, or down21.2% on year to 73.75 million tonnes, according to the release by the country's National Bureau of Statistics
on October 18. A detailed
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Sydney, Shanghai 14 October 2021 – FEX
Global Australia and Mysteel today announced the signing of an agreement
whereby FEX Global will seek to settle certain FEX benchmark contracts against
the Mysteel IOSCO compliant price assessments, subject to regulatory approvals.
Brian Price, FEX Global Executive
Director, said “Mysteel has been assessing prices in the
domestic Chinese
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During the first nine months of this year, China’s imports of iron ore reached 842 million tonnes, according to the latest statistics from the country's General Administration of the Customs (GACC) released on October 13, representing an on-year decline of 3%.
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Over January-September, China's foreign trade value surged 22.7% on year to Yuan 28.33 trillion ($4.4 trillion), and both exports and imports values enjoyed similar growths, as the former gained 22.7% on year to Yuan 15.55 trillion, and the latter up 22.6% on year to Yuan 12.78 trillion, according to the release by the country's General Administration of Customs (GACC) on October 13.
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Over January-September this year, China's coal and lignite imports declined 3.6% on year to 230.4 million tonnes, among which the total for September was 32.9 million tonnes, according to statistics from the country's General Administration of Customs published on October 13.
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Over January-September, China's coal and
lignite imports declined 3.6% on year to 230.4 million tonnes, among which that
for September was 32.9 million tonnes, according to the latest data released by the country's General Administration of Customs. A detailed report will be
posted.
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Over January-September, China's foreign trade value grew by 22.7% on year to Yuan 28.33 trillion ($4.4 trillion), among which, exports value gained 22.7% on year to Yuan 15.55 trillion, and imports grew 22.6% on year to Yuan 12.78 trillion, according to the data released by the country's General Administration of
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Over January-September, China's iron ore imports declined 3% on
year to 842 million tonnes, among which the volume for September alone accounted for 95.6 million tonnes,according to the data released by the
country's General Administration of Customs on October 13. A detailed report
will be posted.
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For August, China produced 335.2 million tonnes of raw coal for all utilisation, up 0.8% on year, while coke output declined 5% on year to 39.67 million tonnes, though over January-August, the former increased 4.4% on year and the latter up 2.5% on year, according to the release by the
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China's crude steel output forAugust dropped by 13.2% on year to 83.24 million tonnes, and for January-August, the volume approximated733 million tonnes, or still up on year but a lower pace of 5.3%, according to the release by the country's National Bureau of Statistics on September 15. A detailed report
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Over January-August, China's fixed asset investment (FAI) grew 8.9% on year to Yuan 34.7 trillion ($5.4 trillion), and among which, the funding in the property market increased 10.9% on year to Yuan 9.8 trillion, both being slower than growths over January-July, according to the release by the National Bureau of
