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EU steelmakers target pro-rata quota sharing: on overbooked Chinese tubes the 50% duty averages an estimated 22.5%

When first-day import claims exceed an EU steel quota, the shortfall is shared across every claim, so no cargo pays the full 50% duty. On Chinese seamless tubes that averages an estimated 22.5%, EUROMETAL reports. Loharo’s figures show the duty collected is the same, and even 50% leaves the reported import offer below EU prices.

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Week of 26 Oct 2026

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Global Steel Weekly: CBAM talks open, Taranto waits on its judges and Türkiye hits the EU quota wall (week ending 23 October 2026)

The week to 23 October: EU institutions opened talks on extending CBAM to downstream goods, Italy's top court reserved its Taranto ruling, EU output fell 5% and Turkish mills ran out of EU quota. China held output flat, JSW Steel warned of dearer coking coal and U.S. Steel approved a new Mon Valley mill.

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Signals & key dates to watch

Key trade-policy, carbon-border and regulatory dates for steel buyers, worldwide.

  1. 26 Feb 2027EUProvisional GOES / laminations & cores safeguard (Impl. Reg. 2026/2133) ends; definitive decision may follow
  2. 18 Nov 2026EUWire rod from China, anti-dumping expiry review: deadline for comments and Union-interest submissions (37 days)
  3. 31 Dec 2026EUCommission due to assess extending the steel tariff-quota scope
  4. 1 Jan 2027EUQ1 2027 tariff quotas open; new country-distribution act needed
  5. 4 Jan 2027EU CBAMQ4 2026 CBAM certificate price due to be published
  6. Feb 2027EU CBAMCBAM certificate sales open on the common central platform

Dates from official sources cited in our articles. Check the primary source before acting.

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