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[Title] => Another threat from China
[Summary] => There is a terrifying specter facing our domestic steel industry. It is the specter of a large Chinese production capacity that will likely invite dumping of products on neighboring countries.
[DatePublished] => 2012-09-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Prices of imported steel products soar by 44%
[Summary] => Prices of imported steel products have gone up by at least 44 percent as Russian steel exporters have taken advantage of the captive market left by the closure of the National Steel Corp. (NSC).
Industry sources told reporters yesterday that the price of imported steel billets has gone up to $195 per metric ton in the absence of competing products from NSC, the country’s biggest steel billet manufacturer.
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[Title] => Gov't lifts dumping bond on Russian steel imports
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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has lifted the dumping bond on
imported steel from Russia following the closure of the National Steel Corp.
(NSC) which filed the original petition asking for protection against dumped
products.
Downstream users of Russian steel billets lauded the move, but other billet
makers are still lobbying for government to extend the imposition of the bond
despite NSC's closure, arguing that there are other steel billet makers being
hurt by Russian imports.
However, the DTI lifted the imposition of the bond and said it could consider
the pen
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Prices of imported steel products have gone up by at least 34 percent as
Russian steel exporters appear to have taken advantage of the captured market
left by the closure of National Steel Corp.
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Industry sources told reporters yesterday that the price of imported steel billets has gone up to $195 per metric ton in the absence of competing products from NSC, the country’s biggest steel billet manufacturer.
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[Title] => Gov't lifts dumping bond on Russian steel imports
[Summary] =>
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has lifted the dumping bond on
imported steel from Russia following the closure of the National Steel Corp.
(NSC) which filed the original petition asking for protection against dumped
products.
Downstream users of Russian steel billets lauded the move, but other billet
makers are still lobbying for government to extend the imposition of the bond
despite NSC's closure, arguing that there are other steel billet makers being
hurt by Russian imports.
However, the DTI lifted the imposition of the bond and said it could consider
the pen
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Prices of imported steel products have gone up by at least 34 percent as
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left by the closure of National Steel Corp.
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September 13, 2012 - 12:00am
February 9, 2000 - 12:00am
