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The steel industry of a country, or even of a single mill town, is a sensitive issue. Given the vast productive capacity of China and countries such as Ukraine and Russia in the former Soviet Union the capacity of the global market to absorb the output of existing capacity is in doubt. Reuters seems to be the best source. User:Fred BauderTalk10:27, 5 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]
