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For the past few years, the direction and health of the global steel industry…
Consumption of steel is one of the leading indicators of economic development of the country.
The global steel data for 2013, released by the WSA, may seem to support the oft-repeated premise that India…
Forecasting steel demand has been a popular theme among analysts and policy planners…
The report suggests that China carries around 46% of excess global capacity.
A recent analysis has suggested that a global steel unit must aim for an EBITDA
Growth of the manufacturing sector as a prime driver of industry and economy is an empirically established fact
With a record 7.9 million tonne steel imported and less than expected exported
