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Previously, the Indian government had been forced to reduce the export tax on low-grade iron ore (less than 62% of iron content) to 50 rupees per tonne. Indian iron ore is mainly exported to Japan, South Korea and China. These markets account for about 83% of its total exports.
It is reported that Indian iron ore miners hope that the Indian government will withdraw its export tax on iron ore (300 rupees per ton), because the tax increase may cause huge financial losses. According to estimates by the Indian Mining Union, due to the tax, iron ore production will be significantly reduced, resulting in significant reductions in mining expenses, service taxes, sales taxes, and transportation costs. It is estimated that India may suffer a loss of Rs. 32,790 crore in this fiscal year. The government will not be able to complete its taxation target this fiscal year. In the fiscal year 2006-2007, Indian iron ore exports were close to 90 million tons. The Indian Mining Union expects iron ore exports to drop by 33% this fiscal year.
According to analysis: At present, the Indian iron ore market has nothing to do with tariffs
The reporter recently learned that the Indian Mining Union visited the relevant minister of the Indian government on May 28 and hoped that the government could withdraw tariffs on iron ore to get the most profit from China's important export market for iron ore. However, industry insiders believe that the current market conditions for iron ore in India have nothing to do with tariffs, and they are not practical.