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Cancellation of export duties in Russia

Thursday, 04 July 2002 07:06:00 (GMT+3)   |  

Cancellation of export duties in Russia

Russia officially announced cancellation of export duties for steel this week. The duties in question were at the range of 3-5%. The cancellation of duties is expected to cost the government around $130million. On the other hand steel companies are expecting to benefit from this cancellation as they hope it will support the production and increase the sales.

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