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SSI claims booking of slab

Wednesday, 26 February 2003 08:59:13 (GMT+3) |

Thailand's Sahaviriya Steel Industries advised traders that they had booked a cargo of 5'000 mt slabs at the level of $270/mt CFR LO Bangkok, by early February. Payment term was disclosed as l/c available by sight payment.

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