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Turkey's Finished Steel Production and Consumption Saw Declines in January This Year

Mar 26, 2013

According to a statement released by the Turkish Iron and Steel Producers' Association (DCUD), Turkey's finished steel production and consumption saw declines in January this year, with the country's finished steel production amounting to ...

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SABIC at IREPAS:Crude Oil Prices in 2013 Are Expected to Average Which Is Very Healthy

Mar 6, 2013

Speaking at the SteelOrbis Spring 2013 Conference & 68th IREPAS Meeting taking place on March 3-5 in Doha, Adel Al-Mughram, senior marketing manager at Saudi Arabian company SABIC, underlined that oil is critical of Saudi Arabia and crude ...

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Moody Has Announced That The Outlook for Asia's Steel Industry Remains Stable

Dec 7, 2012

International credit rating agency Moody's has announced that the outlook for Asia's steel industry remains stable on the expectation that demand will increase modestly and that there will not be any significant additions to steel capacity ...

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Moody Forecasted China's Steel Demand Would Increase by 2%~4% in 2013

Dec 6, 2012

Moody's Investors Service predicted that Asian steel demand would rise slightly in next year. Also, it forecasted that China's steel demand would increase by 2%~4% in 2013. China's steel production and consumption accounted for 70% in ...

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Turkey's Finished Steel Production and Consumption Saw Declines in January This Year

SABIC at IREPAS:Crude Oil Prices in 2013 Are Expected to Average Which Is Very Healthy

Moody Has Announced That The Outlook for Asia's Steel Industry Remains Stable

Moody Forecasted China's Steel Demand Would Increase by 2%~4% in 2013

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