Post by Ladypowerdriver on May 2, 2011 11:49:15 GMT -5
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Saudis Announces US$4 Billion Steel Project
Rajhi Steel is planning a US$4 billion steelmaking complex in King Abdullah Economic City in Saudi Arabia.
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Crude Steel Production Rises in March
World crude steel production for the 64 countries reporting to the World Steel Association was 129 million metric tons in March 2011 and 372 million metric tons for the first quarter 2011.
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Chinese To Build Steel Plant in US
Tianjin Steel Pipe Group's plans to build a US$1 billion seamless steel plant near the Gulf of Mexico have been approved by China's National Development and Reform Commission.
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Steel Leads Recovery at Antwerp
First quarter 2011 volumes have improved over 2010 results at the port of Antwerp, particularly in breakbulk cargoes, hit hardest by the global recession.
and Etc.
Saudis Announces US$4 Billion Steel Project
Rajhi Steel is planning a US$4 billion steelmaking complex in King Abdullah Economic City in Saudi Arabia.
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Crude Steel Production Rises in March
World crude steel production for the 64 countries reporting to the World Steel Association was 129 million metric tons in March 2011 and 372 million metric tons for the first quarter 2011.
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Chinese To Build Steel Plant in US
Tianjin Steel Pipe Group's plans to build a US$1 billion seamless steel plant near the Gulf of Mexico have been approved by China's National Development and Reform Commission.
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Steel Leads Recovery at Antwerp
First quarter 2011 volumes have improved over 2010 results at the port of Antwerp, particularly in breakbulk cargoes, hit hardest by the global recession.
and Etc.
