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Post by Honestjaneon Sep 04, 2013 2:57pm
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AugustNot a lot of great news in August.  India bubble is bursting.  Not a lot of uplifting news from Italy and steel prices are on the up after a period of excess supply and low prices.  A number of steel companies reporting low earnings due to pricing pressures and oversupply.  Some companies reported to cut production over the winter to reduce supply and lift prices.  India to increase prices to cover higher input costs.  China looking at cutting production to increase prices.
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