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China seeks ore resources worldwide as iron ore price talks continue

China's new trends in foreign investment

Role of Iranian private sector in steel production

US economic overview - October 2, 2006

Russian pipe industry: shortcomings of modernization

Yayan: Turkey to emphasize flat steel production

Turkey should stop investing in long steel production

China's coal industry growth slows in 2005

Now the governments involved in ore talks

Indian steel prices high despite capacity increases

China to supply steel for the rest of Asia

China's economy grows 9.9%

Turkey's economic growth to exceed target

Turkish automotive industry seeks new investments

’Age of Profits' ahead for flat producers?

Characteristics and trends of China’s current economy

Ukraine's iron ore may fall short on 2006 events

Does Turkey's current account cause a crisis?

Iron ore prices may hold in 2006

Alarm bells for China's coke industry?

Turkey's current account balance remains weak

Brief overview of the worldwide iron ore market situation

Latin American economic analysis for the week of June 20, 2005

Japan's GDP growth better than expected

Export rebate cancellation could spark consolidation

Evraz moves assets offshore

Ukrainian ferroalloy figures for January 2005

China’s ferroalloy development prospects

Slovakia driven to be new auto-industry hub

Kyoto Protocol against global temperatures comes into force today

Vietnam aims for WTO in 2005

US Q4 GDP up 3.1%

Strong vehicle sales recorded in Malaysia in 2004

Fleet additions could “soften” record freight rates

Acquisitions power Russian progress

Toyota sees bright future in Turkey

Chinese Q4 GDP will be 8.9%

China's fixed-asset investment growth will be lower in 2004

Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan's visit to Russia

Brazilian steel output increases to 32.9 mio tons in 2004

Foreign direct investment in China marks record level

Turkey's white goods sales down on the back of domestic demand

Automotive sector exports in Turkey to close $11 billion

Foreign investments in Turkey up 88%

Chinese auto sector to grow moderately

China to continue to restrict bank loans

OECD commends Turkey to maintain strict monetary policy

US Q3 GDP revised up to 3.9%

Foreign investments in China indicate increase

Toyota plans new investments in Turkey

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