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24 Jan 2020 | 06:50 UTC
Featuring Jing Zhang and Paul Bartholomew
Chinese crude steel production had a bumper year in 2019, rising 8.3% to just short of 1 billion mt, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. S&P Global Platts steel specialists Paul Bartholomew and Jing Zhang revisit the factors that underpinned the growth in China's steel output last year, and examine the factors that could support and impact the country's steel production in 2020.