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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.
18 May
Turkish pipemaker Özbal Çelik Boru swings to loss in Q1
18 May
ArcelorMittal to sell Skyline and Astralloy to Nucor
18 May
American Axle & Manufacturing opens new facility in Mexico
18 May
Enbridge announces major US and Canadian pipeline expansion
18 May
Schnitzer expects financial results to moderate in fiscal Q3
17 May
China announces subsidies for energy-saving household appliances
17 May
POSCO downsizes Orissa steel plant capacity to 8 million mt per year
17 May
Fangda Special Steel aims to acquire stake in S. African miner
17 May
Vedanta Resources’ profit falls despite higher revenues in FY 2011-12
17 May
Xugang Group to build 10 million mt capacity steel production facility
17 May
WISCO wins large contract for Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge project
17 May
Dongkuk Steel to shut down plate mill No. 1 at Pohang
17 May
ArcelorMittal to stop Gijon blast furnace B in July for 40-45 days
17 May
Borusan Mannesmann sees decline in Q1 net profit
17 May
Turkish motor vehicle sales fall 23.8 percent in Jan-Apr
17 May
Turkish consumer confidence down 2.9 percent in Apr from Mar
17 May
Japanese iron and steel output up six percent in March
17 May
Dalbeler: Weaker euro not to provide much opportunity for EU rebar exporters
17 May
Linfen produces one third of pig iron output in Shanxi in 2011
17 May
Ukrainian crude steel output expected to decline in June
17 May
Belarus posts increased metallurgical production for Jan-Apr
17 May
Tonghua Steel’s April crude steel output at plant No. 2 reaches 110,935 mt
17 May
Italy’s exports in March driven by base metals and metal products
17 May
Rebar output and sales of S. Korean mills rise in Jan-Apr
17 May
Turkish crude steel output growth slows in April
17 May
NLMK registers decrease in net profit for Q1
17 May
Turkey’s Cemas sees net loss for Q1
17 May
Severstal subsidiaries to supply coking coal and pellets to Ruukki
17 May
US specialty steel imports mostly increase in February
17 May
US housing starts improve but building permits slide
17 May
US ABI turns negative after five months of growth
17 May
US industrial production and capacity utilization move up in April
17 May
Year-to-date US steel mill shipments up 13 percent in March
16 May
German steelmakers forecast drops in 2012 profit
16 May
EU annual inflation at 2.7 percent in April
16 May
Japan’s galvanized sheet shipments stable in Q1
16 May
Turkey’s seamless pipe imports down 28 percent in Q1
16 May
France’s iron ore import price index down 19.3% in April
16 May
New motor vehicle registrations in Turkey down 19.8% in Q1
16 May
EU new car registrations down 6.9 percent in April
16 May
FDI in China down 2.38 percent in January-April
16 May
Lucchini halts blast furnace due to lack of pellets
16 May
China's average daily crude steel output hits record in April
16 May
Chongqing Steel ranks first in China for shipbuilding plate output in Q1
16 May
Spain’s industrial turnover declines sharply in March
16 May
Dalian Special Steel develops 304 series stainless round billet
16 May
Italy’s construction output revives in March
16 May
Taigang Stainless continues to expand output capacity
16 May
Chengde Steel develops 500E grade 20 mm deformed bar
16 May
S. Korean steelmakers fear possible further hike in electricity costs
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