จีนจะลดกำลังการผลิต เพราะปัญหามลภาวะ จึงอาจจะยกเลิกส่วนลดภาษีส่งออกเหล็ก
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-31/china-mulls-tax-overhaul-for-steel-in-push-to-meet-green-goals
China Mulls Tax Overhaul for Steel in Push to Meet Green Goals
China is considering a number of tax changes for its mammoth steel industry -- including lowering export rebates -- to bolster efforts to clean up one of the dirtiest industries in the world’s top carbon emitter.
Officials are considering changes that would encourage imports and reduce exports, according to two people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because they’re not authorized to speak publicly. The measures highlight a focus on servicing the domestic market after the country pledged to cut steel production this year to curb the industry’s carbon emissions.
The tax changes may also alter global steel trade, as China is the biggest producer, importer and exporter. A move to restrict shipments overseas risks leaving a supply gap needing to be filled, just as optimism builds that a post-pandemic recovery will lift global demand. A ramp-up in Chinese purchases from overseas at the same time could tighten markets further.
จีน อาจจะยกเลิกสนับสนุนการส่งออกเหล็ก เพื่อเป้าหมายลดกำลังการผลิต
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-31/china-mulls-tax-overhaul-for-steel-in-push-to-meet-green-goals
China Mulls Tax Overhaul for Steel in Push to Meet Green Goals
China is considering a number of tax changes for its mammoth steel industry -- including lowering export rebates -- to bolster efforts to clean up one of the dirtiest industries in the world’s top carbon emitter.
Officials are considering changes that would encourage imports and reduce exports, according to two people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because they’re not authorized to speak publicly. The measures highlight a focus on servicing the domestic market after the country pledged to cut steel production this year to curb the industry’s carbon emissions.
The tax changes may also alter global steel trade, as China is the biggest producer, importer and exporter. A move to restrict shipments overseas risks leaving a supply gap needing to be filled, just as optimism builds that a post-pandemic recovery will lift global demand. A ramp-up in Chinese purchases from overseas at the same time could tighten markets further.