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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.
15 May
Ukraine issues production results for Jan-Apr
15 May
BSG commissions fine welding equipment for its LD spiral welded pipes
15 May
Turkey’s Erdemir sees improved profit for Q1
15 May
US DOC lowers dumping margin on Mexican wire rod
15 May
Pipe market volatility and high inventories affecting Canada’s Bri-Chem
15 May
US DOC begins AD review of rail ties from China, Mexico and Thailand
14 May
Coal exports from Australia’s Newcastle port decrease
14 May
S. African iron ore mining output up 11.2% in Q1 over Q4
14 May
Japan’s ferroalloy imports rise in Mar after previous decreases
14 May
Higher scrap prices push up Turkey's billet imports in Q1
14 May
German wholesale metal prices down four percent in April
14 May
UGOK’s iron ore concentrate output down in April
14 May
Dneprospetstal’s crude steel output down 6.1% in April from March
14 May
Industrial output up one percent in euro area in Mar from Feb
14 May
CSC’s carbon steel sales volume declines in April
14 May
ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih’s crude steel output up two percent in Jan-Apr
14 May
Mechel’s crude steel output down 21 percent in Q1
14 May
Turkish motor vehicle output up 4% in April
14 May
Turkish steel wire and rope producer sees net loss for Q1
14 May
Iron ore inventory increases at Chinese ports
14 May
PwC to assess Stemcor’s standstill deal request for $850 million loan
14 May
Ansteel to issue medium-term notes worth RMB 4 billion
14 May
MOC: Average steel price in China sees further slight softening
14 May
Tata Steel expects to register impairment charge of $1.6 billion
14 May
China’s Puyang Steel orders medium slab caster
14 May
US Steel and Kobe Steel launch new line at PRO-TEC Coating Company
14 May
March US steel exports up from February but down year-on-year
14 May
Timken Company acquires Canada’s Standard Machine
14 May
US raw steel production dips slightly
13 May
IREPAS: Overcapacity hinders price rises in global longs market
13 May
Taiwan’s steel export value down 5.7 percent in Jan-Apr
13 May
South Korea’s car output down 4.5 percent in Jan-Apr
13 May
British construction output down 6.5 percent in Q1
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
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