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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.
13 May
India’s finished steel consumption up 3.5 percent in April
13 May
Turkey’s basic metals turnover index up 7.6% in Mar over Feb
13 May
Japan’s CR sheet and strip shipments down 3.3% in Q1
13 May
Significant uptrend in LME billet market
13 May
Turkish motor vehicle sales up 13.2 percent in Jan-April
13 May
Egyptian president calls for speeding up of Suez Canal Corridor project
13 May
London Mining sees improved iron ore concentrate output for Q1
13 May
China’s value-added industrial output up 9.4% in Jan-Apr
13 May
China’s fixed asset investments up 20.6 percent in Jan-Apr
13 May
Baosteel to supply steel for crankshafts to Toyota
13 May
China’s real estate investment surges by 21.1% percent in Jan-Apr
13 May
Collective labor agreement negotiations concluded at Kardemir
13 May
Shandong Steel Group to issue medium-term notes worth RMB 3 billion
13 May
WISCO gets approval for acquisition of 22.4% stake in Echeng Steel
13 May
Scrap declines further on Orbis Steel Index
13 May
ArcelorMittal South Africa’s earnings hit by Vanderbijlpark fire
13 May
US ITC rules in affirmative in AD investigation on nickel-plated flat steel
13 May
US rig count up slightly while Canada’s falls again
13 May
Atkore International reports lower sales and earnings
10 May
Swedish basic metal orders down 1.8% in Q1 from Q4
10 May
Indian domestic motor vehicle sales down slightly in April
10 May
Turkey’s flat steel imports up 38.3 percent in Q1
10 May
S. African iron and steel output down 16.7% in Q1
10 May
German hot rolled steel output down 1.3 percent in Q1
10 May
Japan’s domestic steel product orders down slightly in Q1
10 May
German motor vehicle manufacturing turnover up 10.1% in Mar over Feb
10 May
Eastern Indian port to resume shipbreaking operations
10 May
Qian’an Steel becomes main supplier of electrical steel to WEG Nantong
10 May
Italian industrial production down 4.2 percent in Q1
10 May
Aperam records net loss in January-March
10 May
Siemens to modernize Hüttenwerke’s continuous slab caster No. 1
10 May
Strike decision in Turkish metal industry becomes effective
10 May
India’s SAIL seeks government intervention to build transportation infrastructure
10 May
Chengde Steel inks supply deal with Daewoo International Corp.
10 May
NSSMC sees net loss for FY 2012-13
10 May
ArcelorMittal targets $3 billion in cut costs by end of 2015
10 May
China starts AD investigation on alloy seamless steel pipes from EU, Japan and US
10 May
CAAM: Chinese auto output and sales increase in January-April
10 May
India imposes 2.5 percent duty on scrap imports
10 May
CAP SA reports 46 percent earnings drop
10 May
Lenders approve up to $50 million in funds for Essar Steel Algoma
10 May
Subsidiary of Synalloy Corp receives contract for Mexican fabrication project
09 May
EU construction output declines five percent in Q1
09 May
Turkey’s longitudinally welded tube and profile exports rise in March
09 May
Japan’s coking coal imports up 1.6 percent in Q1
09 May
Damstahl: European stainless steel output down slightly in Jan-Feb
09 May
Rolled steel orders in Germany down five percent in Q1
09 May
US scrap export volume down 6.7 percent in Q1
09 May
Turkey’s passenger car sales up 19.7 percent in Jan-Apr
09 May
WISCO opens seaport in Zhoushan, Zhejiang
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