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29 May
Brazilian iron ore exports down 14.2 percent in April
29 May
ArcelorMittal South Africa supplies rebar for Zambian hydroelectric projects
29 May
Ukraine’s coal mining output down 4.3 percent in Jan-Apr
29 May
Stemcor hires chief restructuring officer for debt structuring talks
29 May
Voestalpine to supply HBI for AHMSA from 2016 onwards
29 May
Kobe Steel to shut down blast furnace around FY 2017-18
29 May
China to end subsidy program for home appliance purchases on May 31
29 May
Panyu Chu Kong Steel Pipe to acquire Nanjing Rongyu Group
29 May
Swedish crude steel output down 11.6% in April
29 May
BHP Billiton plans no new major coal projects, looking to sell coal assets
29 May
US weekly raw steel production dips 2.8 percent
29 May
Vallourec to consolidate operations under one brand name
28 May
Increase in coal exports from Australia’s Newcastle port
28 May
South Africa’s GDP up 1.9 percent in Q1
28 May
Japan’s cold rolled steel exports down slightly in Q1
28 May
Turkey’s ferroalloy imports down seven percent in Q1
28 May
Pakistan’s iron and steel imports up 17.6 percent in April
28 May
Building permits in Turkey rise 17.4 percent in Q1
28 May
German iron ore import prices rise in April
28 May
JSW Steel mulls acquisition of coal mines in Africa, US and Canada
28 May
Metinvest posts six percent fall in crude steel output for Q1
28 May
China’s shipbuilding output down 11.9 percent in Jan-Apr
28 May
Shougang Jingtang continues to record net loss
28 May
Centaurus announces delay in Jambreiro iron ore project commissioning
28 May
Turkish home appliance imports up 48.5 percent in April
28 May
Chinese industrial enterprises’ gross profits rise 11.4% in Jan-Apr
28 May
WTO panel to examine China’s AD duty on certain stainless steel pipes from Japan
28 May
Iron ore inventory at Chinese ports maintains uptrend
28 May
India’s Gujarat NRE sees improved net profit for FY 2012-13
28 May
MOC: Average steel price in China maintains slight downtrend
28 May
€8.1 billion worth of goods and funds belonging to Riva family seized
28 May
Tubos Reunidos to open new commercial office in Dubai
27 May
Spain’s motor vehicle output up 20 percent in April
27 May
Japan’s iron and steel exports up 18.1 percent in April
27 May
Turkish construction sector confidence falls further in May
27 May
Confidence in French manufacturing improves in May
27 May
Falling prices in LME billet market
27 May
TISCO gets approval from classification societies for forged steel products
27 May
EU finished steel exports up 10.3% in Mar over Feb
27 May
Scrap moves downward on Orbis Steel Index
27 May
Tata Steel to begin production at Canadian iron ore project this year
27 May
Gindalbie seeks additional funding for Karara iron ore project
27 May
French crude steel output down 12.2 percent in April
27 May
Turkish metal manufacturing capacity use declines in May
27 May
Ruukki expands its Raex wear-resistant steel range
27 May
No scrap exports from Georgia to Turkey in first four months
27 May
China’s finished steel inventory decreases
27 May
EU finished steel imports up 30.22 percent in Q1
27 May
CISA: China’s daily crude steel output edges down slightly in mid-May
27 May
Sundance back in talks with investors for its iron ore project in Cameroon
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