ArcelorMittal Flat Carbon Europe (FCE) announced to hike its price for steel flats by €50/ton further in order to reflect increased steel prices in international market. It’s known that ArcelorMittal FCE increase its prices ...
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Ukraine exported 20.711 million tons of steel products in the first 11 months of 2012, falling by 5.3% year on year, according to statistics released by the metal trading enterprise Ukrainian Mining and Metallurgical Company (UGMK). In ...
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LED lighting is becoming an increasingly popular and energy efficient way of illuminating the home and your business. In the last few years, people have begun to become much more clued up as to the monetary savings that can be made by ...
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Unit shipments of PC microprocessors to rise 3.2%. Worldwide revenues for microprocessors designed for mobile PCs, desktop PCs, and PC servers are expected to increase by 1.6% to $40.7bn in 2013, according to a new forecast report from ...
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UK confectioner Thorntons sounded a cautious note on the year ahead despite booking an increase in second-quarter sales. In the 14 weeks to 12 January, total sales grew by 5.4% to GBP88m (US$141.1m), the group reported today (16 ...
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FY sales up 1.2% to EUR66.7bn (US$88.7bn) Momentum slows in Q4 Reconfirms EBIT guidance German retailer Metro Group has reported a slight lift in overall net sales in 2012, enabling the firm to reconfirm its operating ...
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French retailer Casino Group has recorded an increase in fourth-quarter and full-year sales, boosted by international revenue growth. Sales in the 12 month period climbed 22.1% to EUR41.97bn (US$55.83bn), while in the fourth quarter sales ...
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Producer prices in the euro area in November 2012 decreased as expected. Eurostat announced in Luxembourg on Monday (January 7) in November 2012 that the Euro zone producer prices fell 0.2% monthly rate, which was consistent with bank ...
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In November last year, seasonally-adjusted industrial production decreased by 0.3 percent both in the euro area and in the EU-27, as compared with October. In October, production had decreased by one percent and 0.8 percent month on month ...
Central Europe-based miner New World Resources Plc (NWR) has announced its operating results for the fourth quarter and 2012. In the fourth quarter of 2012, total coal output decreased slightly to 2.58 million mt, compared to 2.6 million ...
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THE Australian sharemarket closed lower amid profit taking today and mixed messages about economic data out of Asia. At the close,the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was 13.5 points,or 0.28 per cent lower at 4709.5,while the broader All ...
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An episode of "Dr. Phil" this week that focused on elder abuse—both financial and physical—struck a chord with a number of people, if the show's comments section is any indication. Numerous commenters reported abuse of their own ...
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Prompt prices hit near month highs Wednesday on the UK's NBP gas trading hub with forecasts of colder temperatures the key driver, market sources said. The within-day contract was valued at 67.60 pence/therm at 1200 GMT, up 3.30 p/th from ...
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Since the U.S. has got around the "fiscal cliff" for now, the New York cotton futures have recovered again; and also the indexes of Cotlook as well as of the Bremen Cotton Exchange have remained on a stable level. The reported week was ...
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A big jump in China's trade surplus buoyed the Australian dollar as dealers bet that the world's second-biggest economy was recovering faster than expected. China's monthly trade surplus widened to $US31.6 billion ($29.9bn) in December, ...
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