Vietnam has been a regular buyer of Indian steel, but China’s emergence as a leading buyer, replacing New Delhi’s traditional markets, such as Italy and Belgium, is more surprising.
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Unknown title since data was first collated in the current form beginning with the fiscal year 2015-2016. Neither Tata, JSW nor India’s ministries of steel and commerce responded to e-mails seeking comment. <span>Vietnam has been a regular buyer of Indian steel, but China’s emergence as a leading buyer, replacing New Delhi’s traditional markets, such as Italy and Belgium, is more surprising. An already uneasy relationship between New Delhi and Beijing, became severely strained after violent border clashes in June, when 20 Indian soldiers were killed at the disputed Himalaya Summary
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