Any reduction in steel exports from China will not reduce world demand for steel. The shortfall will be taken up by steel producers elsewhere. This simply means that the steel producers that replace China's export production will need to buy our iron ore. Rather than a negative, this reduced reliance on China can only be seen as a positive.
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