Jindal Stainless Ltd (JSL) is expected to witness 20% volume growth this fiscal year following an 8% surge in the fourth quarter of FY23, top executives of the company said in an interview
Businesses might use similar ‘de-risking’ rhetoric to some governments, but their priorities are different as they try to stay connected to a critical market. Many foreign firms already derive a large part of their revenue from China, and the country’s infrastructure lets them produce at scale and deliver on time.
The report released by Fitch Solutions forecasts the global shortfall at 8.7 million tonnes in 2022-23, which is the highest since the deficit of 18.6 million recorded in 2003-04.
and they america taken together. and they work harder. so who is going to win this long term? so the right strategy is to actually negotiate with china, do deals with china. so whilst we still have something to bargain for, we get a better deal with china may be for china to produce some of its factories in europe and the us. produce some of its factories in europe and the us. which is fair enou~h, europe and the us. which is fair enough. but europe and the us. which is fair enough. but i europe and the us. which is fair enough, but i wonder, - europe and the us. which is fair enough, but i wonder, do - europe and the us. which is fair enough, but i wonder, do you . europe and the us. which is fair. enough, but i wonder, do you think is some do that there is a risk, a real risk that the chinese could take the compound semiconductor technology and use it for military purposes? technology and use it for military uroses? , , ., technology and use it for military uroses? , , ., ., p