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Brief overview of the worldwide iron ore market situation

Canadian economic analysis for the week of June 20, 2005

China's scrap import situation

Stelco restructuring: High drama, Canadian style

US dumping action against wire rod?

China cautious on trade protection cases

China dominates US standard pipe imports

Importers’ market for small sections in US Gulf

Is Russia ready for Kyoto Protocol?

US 2004 steel imports up 54.2% over 2003

Framework agreement on economic cooperation between Chile and India

Coking coal availability is extremely tight

OECD expects global steel output to rise by 5%

Canada reports trade surplus for November

Global auto sales show crucial rise in 2004

US trade gap with Canada surpasses $50 billion

Korea's exports to the US surge by 26.9%

US steel imports show year-on-year increase in November

US trade deficit breaks a new record in October

Arcelor to raise steel sales to the European auto sector

US steel imports decline slightly in October

New vehicle sales drop in Canada despite major discounting

US steel imports continue at highest level

Canadian inflation rate drops on the back of car prices

Rising oil prices push US trade deficit to second highest level

US steel imports reach highest level in August

US July steel imports decrease from June

US coal exports up in H1

Canada's July inflation is 2.3%

Russia ranks first in GDP growth

US trade deficit hits a record in June

Steel boom creating few U.S. jobs

OECD June indicator points to mixed recovery

US steel imports reach highest total since February 2002

South Korean steel exports indicate rise

OECD CLI drops slightly in May

US steel imports maintain uptrend

Dollar falls as US trade gap swells unexpectedly

Canada's trade surplus reached highest level

US steel imports keep increasing in April

US March steel imports up from February and year ago

State subsidy ban still an issue for developing countries

US February steel imports down from January

OECD CLI maintains upward trend in January 2004

US steel imports jumps in January

US steel imports keep falling in December

US steel imports down by 34.1% in November

US steel imports decrease in October

Canada October inflation rates are to be disclosed

US steel imports increase in September

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