Core Viewpoint - The Brazilian government has implemented anti-dumping duties on various Chinese steel products to protect domestic manufacturers from unfair pricing practices [1][2]. Group 1: Anti-Dumping Duties - The duties will be effective for five years, with tariffs ranging from US$ 323 to US$ 670 per ton for cold rolled coil (CRC) steel, and from US$ 285 to US$ 710 per ton for hot-dip galvanized coil (HDG) steel [2]. - These steel products are crucial for manufacturing vehicle body and chassis parts, as well as other consumer goods [2]. Group 2: Import Data - In the previous year, Brazil imported 202,000 tons of CRC from China at an average price of US$ 560 per ton, and 1.42 million tons of HDG at US$ 681 per ton [3]. - The total imports of rolled steel products into Brazil increased by over 20% to 5.7 million tons in 2025, with 64% of these imports sourced from China [3].