BHP CEO Mike Henry says China moving out of its “steel-intensive” phase had already been predicted to happen during the decade. “Now we have seen a kind of a plateauing of steel demands, steel production there at just over a billion tonnes per annum,” he told Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood.
BHP CEO Mike Henry says China moving out of its “steel-intensive” phase had already been predicted to happen during the decade.
“Now we have seen a kind of a plateauing of steel demands, steel production there at just over a billion tonnes per annum,” he told Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood.
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