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US increased import permit for steel in January 2015According to the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), import approvals for steel were 4.331 million tonnes in January this year, up 20 percent from the previous month. Steel import authorization totaled 3.599 million tonnes in December 2014. The authorized tonnage of finished steel imports in…
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Energizer Launches World's First AA Battery Recycling PlantGlobal battery giant Energizer has launched new Energizer AA disposable batteries made in part from recycled battery materials. The new battery, named "EcoAdvanced", is the first such attempt by a leading brand to help reduce its environmental impact. According to Energizer, the batteries will…
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Indonesia's Tin Exports Will Be Even Below Early ForecastsA recent study suggests that Indonesia's tin exports could plummet during 2015. Total tin exports are projected to be around 61,000 tonnes this year, down nearly 20 percent from an earlier estimate of nearly 76,000 tonnes made by the country's Commerce Department. Tighter controls on mining in…
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Metinvest develops production of galvanized steelIlyich Iron and Steel Works of Mariupol began production of S350GD galvanized steel. This product is used for the production of building structures, and in Ukraine it is produced for the first time. The cold rolling shop of the Mariupol combine produced a trial batch of 1.5 mm thick high-strength…
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China to Increase Stainless Steel Exports with New Silk Road StrategyConsumption of stainless steel in China in 2014 reached 17.464 million tons with an annual increase of 11 percent, which, however, fell compared to last year. According to customs statistics, China exported 3.852 million tons of stainless steel in 2014, increasing shipments by 43.4 percent…
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Metallurgists of Japan raised their profit forecastsJapan, the second largest steelmaking country, is raising its profit forecast for fiscal 2014, which ends at the end of March. A weaker yen and stronger local demand are helping, but the slump in oil prices is expected to reduce pipe orders in 2015, which could reduce metallurgical revenues. ($ 1 =…
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Malaysia recognizes as fair import of valves from China and South KoreaThe Malaysian authorities have ended an anti-dumping investigation against the import of rebar from China and South Korea. The preliminary investigation concluded that the rods were imported at fair prices and that these imports did not impede the domestic production of rebar in the country. The…
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TATA Steel Europe launches next generation steel profilesTATA Steel has launched innovative structural steel products that can accelerate the construction of new buildings and reduce the weight of equipment or large vehicles. The new generation of steel is called Celsius® 420. This steel was developed in collaboration with customers in the construction…
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Nickel ends 2015 in short supply - SumitomoFor the first time in five years, nickel will be in short supply in 2015, as Japan's largest nickel company, Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. predicts. Metal demand will outpace production by 12,000 tonnes throughout the year. The company foresees a marked drop in shipments from China, despite the fact…
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Aluminum production at Rusal dropped to record low in 2014Aluminum production at the leading Russian producer Rusal during 2014 decreased by more than 7 percent to 3.6 million tonnes, hitting the lowest level since 2007. Nevertheless, Rusal's management declares that all production targets have been met. In 2014, the company took strict control of its…
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