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SteelOrbis offers the latest independent steel news coverage compiled by its worldwide steel industry network. Approximately 25 fresh news articles on topics most prominently affecting the steel industry at large can be viewed on the steel news pages everyday in four different languages.
22 Oct
CME’s US steel futures contract fails to generate business on debut
21 Oct
Martin Abbott: “LME has made a very successful beginning”
21 Oct
CISA convenes meeting with mills to discuss current situation in steel markets
21 Oct
Czech NWR to acquire 25 percent stake in Ferrexpo
21 Oct
Shanxi Province to eliminate 15 million mt of dated steel capacities
21 Oct
Mechel acquires equipment for Elga coal deposit development
21 Oct
Turkey’s CVS to reconstruct DMPZ rolling mill
21 Oct
MMK issues January-September operational results
21 Oct
Vorskla Steel suspends Kremikovtzi agreement
21 Oct
Xianggang targets 10 million mt annual capacity by 2010
21 Oct
Vietnam may increase import duty on finished steel
21 Oct
Shandong Jinyuan boasts seamless steel pipe output of 0.15 million mt per year
21 Oct
Baosteel Chairman Xu Lejiang: No reason for iron ore price increase
21 Oct
Rio Tinto and Jingye Group reach consensus on iron ore supply
21 Oct
Severstal Wheeling restarts Steubenville furnace
21 Oct
Laiyang Steel cuts H-section ex-mill prices
21 Oct
US DOC initiates anti-circumvention inquiry on AD order against Chinese plate
21 Oct
Shagang slashes ex-factory prices for late October
20 Oct
5 October – 10 October Weekly market report.. Banchero Costa
20 Oct
China’s macro economy maintains smooth and rapid development in Jan-Sept 2008
20 Oct
Vale approves capital expenditure budget for 2009
20 Oct
Ugur Dalbeler: “Steel companies are strong enough to handle global financial crisis”
20 Oct
DBO Holdings sues NLMK over John Maneely acquisition
20 Oct
Market player comments on removal of export taxes in Egypt
20 Oct
ArcelorMittal SA’s export-focused Saldanha plant operating at far below capacity
20 Oct
Siemens VAI receives order from Spain’s Celsa Atlantic
20 Oct
Russian scrap supplier Profit ups deliveries to MMK
20 Oct
Alfonso Gallardo to produce sections in Spain as well
20 Oct
Evraz opens $90 million tubular steel pipe mill expansion
20 Oct
NLMK stops BF No. 3 for maintenance works
17 Oct
Saudi Arabia and UAE to build world's tallest towers
17 Oct
SABIC inks $1 billion loan deal to fund expansion projects
17 Oct
Corus to reduce steel production by up to 20 percent
17 Oct
Siemens upgrades Wuhan Iron & Steel’s rod mill
17 Oct
Outotec completes acquisition of Auburn Group
17 Oct
TMK issues Q3 production data for US-based subsidiary
17 Oct
Mechel issues January-September output data
17 Oct
Evraz releases Q3 2008 production results
16 Oct
Ferrexpo defers expansion project decision
16 Oct
Xinyu Steel commissions equipment for new HRC project
16 Oct
Russia issues Jan-September 2008 output results
16 Oct
Voestalpine postpones flats mill decision till 2009 over financial uncertainty
16 Oct
NLMK to reschedule maintenance in Q4 due to weak demand
16 Oct
Anyang Steel announces ex-factory price cuts
16 Oct
Timken supplies steel for antenna tower on Freedom Tower
16 Oct
Northwest Pipe signs credit agreement
16 Oct
Brazil’s Vale inks new long-term supply contract with Corus
16 Oct
Severstal Columbus financing grows by another $100 million
16 Oct
US DOC: Final result of administrative review of AD order against standard pipe from Thailand
15 Oct
Canadian steelmakers slash output in response to "virtual stop in steel buying"
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