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Steel rebar futures hovered around CNY 3,740 per tonne, not far from the one-month high of CNY 3,757 touched November 17th, on expectations that China could ease COVID-19 curbs after recent protests. The world’s top steel consumer witnessed widespread protests as record-high Covid cases drove authorities to extend lockdowns and business curbs, which are seen hurting economic activity. The developments had erased hopes of reopening mandates, but news that Beijing is set to increase COVID vaccinations for the elderly and shorten the time between vaccinations have provided some support. Meanwhile, banks agreed to extend $162 billion in fresh credit lines for private developers, and the PBoC cut the reserve requirement ratio by 25bps. Earlier, the national bond regulator expanded a major financing support program by $35 billion, also for private developers, aiming to counter the debt woes that hampered investments as the sector faced a period of record defaults. Historically, Steel reached an all time high of 6198 in May of 2021.


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