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US trade deficit little changed in August

Gordon Moffat: Some restructuring needed in European long steel sector

Hajime Bada: High raw material prices have shifted profits to miners

FFA: Lower inventories provide support for French steel industry

Japanese steel industry sees increased orders in August

US$/RMB exchange rate breaches 6.35

BHP Billiton: Raw material prices will come down in long run

Worldsteel: Life Cycle Assessement needed to understand products’ environmental impact

McKinsley: Absorbing raw material price volatility no longer possible via conversion margin

India’s JSW and Japan’s MISI ink deal for steel processing JV in India

Sumitomo Metals’ Thai Sumilox halts operations due to floods in Thailand

Iran’s steel export value up 64 percent in first half of Iranian year

Germany’s Flanschenwerk Bebitz orders new drawn steel plant

Rio Tinto’s global iron ore production up five percent in Q3

Peabody and ArcelorMittal receives clearance from China for Macarthur offer

Cesare Leali appointed CEO at Italian steelmaker Leali Group

Worldsteel meeting: Europe struggles amid crisis of confidence

China's average daily crude steel output at 1.93 million mt in late September

India’s iron ore exports down 12.3 percent in H1 FY 2011-12

Currency manipulation bill passes in US Senate, AISI and Nucor voice support

Union workers and OmniSource sign deal to end lockout

US DOC sets duties on Chinese steel cylinders

Dongkuk Steel considers buying extra 20-30 percent stake in Brazil JV

Japan’s JFE Steel faces loss due to drop in JSW Steel share price

Ukraine to produce 3.03 million mt of crude steel in November

NLMK launches new converter

Australian steelmaker BlueScope halts blast furnace No. 6 at Port Kembla

Baogang starts to use 210 mm round billet at 180 mm seamless pipe line

Ukraine’s coal mining output up two percent in September over August

Pakistan Steel Mills focuses on exploitation of local iron ore

US apparent steel use to draw closer to pre-crisis levels in 2012

Zhang Xiaogang stresses importance of iron ore price stability

EU-27 industrial output up 0.9 percent in August over July

Ternium CEO Novegil: Turkey’s steel use to rise 90 percent over pre-crisis levels

Iranian steel industry sees vast room for growth

Worldsteel: China’s apparent steel use to rise 7.5 percent in 2011

SAIL set to increase its iron ore self-sufficiency

Worldsteel: Emerging & developing countries to account for 73% of global steel use in 2012

Head of China’s Ansteel becomes worldsteel chairman

US Steel, USW make progress in 11-month-long lockout negotiations

Canadian housing starts rise in September after August slump

Lakeside Steel increases credit facility for Alabama mill expansion

Cliffs resumes West Virginia coal mine operations

US weekly raw steel production jumps 2.9 percent

October 3– October 9, 2011 Weekly market report.. Banchero Costa

NLMK to increase slab shipments in October

OMK’s Trubodetal increases its steel product output in September

Russia’s Ashinskiy sees steel output rise 12 percent in January-September

Russia sees decline in coal exports in January-August

Xuzhou Coal Mining Group to develop coal and natural gas project in Xinjiang


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