28 Countries Unite on Steel Trade — China Faces Growing Global Pressure?

The global steel trade is facing a major new debate as the United States pushes G20 countries to address excess steel capacity and concerns over industrial competition. In this video, we explain the latest developments from the G20 trade discussions in Milwaukee, including the new Milwaukee Framework, the participation of 28 countries, concerns over global steel overcapacity, and the role of China in the wider debate. We also look at how steel production, imports, subsidies, global supply chains, and potential trade measures could affect the international steel market. This video focuses on confirmed developments and clearly distinguishes reported positions from established facts. 🔹 U.S. trade position at the G20 🔹 Milwaukee Framework 🔹 Global steel overcapacity 🔹 China’s role in global steel production 🔹 International steel trade 🔹 Possible trade measures 🔹 Impact on global markets and industries #CanadaLNG #LNG #NaturalGas #LNGCanada #CedarLNG #WoodfibreLNG #CanadaEnergy #EnergyMarkets #EnergySecurity #CanadianEconomy #CanadaUS #BritishColumbia #GlobalEnergy #MarketAnalysis

1. Reuters — U.S. pushes G20 to tackle industrial overcapacity and China trade concerns
   Reuters — Greer urges G20 to back Trump tariff agenda, takes aim at China
2. Reuters — Milwaukee Framework and global steel overcapacity
   Reuters — Steel forum calls for more tariffs, fewer subsidies to fight excess capacity
3. U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) — Official Milwaukee Framework announcement
   USTR — Milwaukee Framework announcement
4. OECD — 2026 Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity
   OECD — 2026 Ministerial Meeting of the Global Forum on Steel Excess Capacity
5. OECD — Steel Outlook 2026
   OECD — OECD Steel Outlook 2026
6. OECD Secretary-General — Statement on the Milwaukee meeting
   OECD — Statement on conclusion of the Global Forum meeting