China, aiming to restructure its economy and meet ambitious growth targets, has pledged to address overproduction challenges in its steel and oil sectors, according to a Bloomberg report.These two industries, which are among the country’s worst-performing and most environmentally damaging, have been grappling with excessive output for a considerable period.The…
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