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	Asia Daily Briefing - Second thoughts June 24, 2019

	Vietnam shivers as  China's steel capacity  glut returns TOKYO/HANOI -- The U.S.-China trade war is stoking fears of  another steel glut, which has  Vietnam's largest steelmaker,  Formosa Ha Tinh Steel, thinking  about putting plans for a third blast furnace on hold.
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