China to Suspend Sulfuric Acid Exports Amid Global Supply Strain

China has announced plans to stop exporting sulfuric acid starting in May, a move that is expected to impact the metals and fertilizer industries. Bloomberg posted on X that this decision comes as these sectors are already facing challenges due to raw material shortages linked to the ongoing conflict in Iran. The halt in exports is likely to exacerbate existing supply chain issues, affecting global markets reliant on these critical materials.