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Asian steel: profits red hot, outlook cooler – Financial Times (blog)

July 13, 2010

Financial Times (blog)Asian steel: profits red hot, outlook coolerFinancial Times (blog)China Steel, the Taiwanese company, struck a similar note of caution in an outlook statement. Take care in steel-related industries, especially construction …Chin…

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Tokyo Shares End Down;Steel Stks Fall, Mizuho Pricing Awaited – Wall Street Journal

July 13, 2010

Tokyo Shares End Down;Steel Stks Fall, Mizuho Pricing AwaitedWall Street JournalAmong heavily-weighted shares, JFE Holdings dropped 2.4% to Y2,704 and Nippon Steel lost 2.3% to Y301. Both were hurt by intensifying efforts by the Chinese …and more&nbs…

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Steel secy wants ban on iron ore exports – Moneycontrol.com

July 13, 2010

Globe and MailSteel secy wants ban on iron ore exportsMoneycontrol.comAbout half of India's iron ore output is exported mainly to China that houses the world's largest steel industry. India produced 226 million tonnes of iron …China's cru…

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Steel City Con to Give Away Gift Cards – PR-inside.com (press release)

July 12, 2010

Steel City Con to Give Away Gift CardsPR-inside.com (press release)Orangestone Promotions, Inc. is proud to announce that the Steel City Con will be giving away a $25 Sideshow Collectibles.com Gift Card to the first 1000 …and more »

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Chinese steel exports in June hit new high again – SteelGuru

July 12, 2010

Chinese steel exports in June hit new high againSteelGuruAccording to preliminary trade data published on Bloomberg Chinese steel exports jumped again in June up some 13.8% from May and up more than four-fold from …Chinese steel exports up in June ah…

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Kawasaki Heavy’s Ship Unit May Purchase China, Korea-Made Steel – BusinessWeek

July 12, 2010

Kawasaki Heavy's Ship Unit May Purchase China, Korea-Made SteelBusinessWeekJuly 13 (Bloomberg) — Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd., Japan's third-largest maker of heavy machines, may buy steel plates from China and South Korea for …and more&nbs…

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