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Feb, 2009 | Pages : 70 | Price : US$ 800.00 |
| The report analyzes the forces that have shaped the industry over the past years. It highlights the investment scenario of steel consuming industries, including automotive and aerospace. |
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Nov, 2008 | Pages : 45 | Price : US$ 800.00 |
| At global level, overall crude steel production remained high in 2007, but a slowdown was observed in the growth rate of crude steel production from the last year. |
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Aug, 2008 | Pages : 40 | Price : US$ 900.00 |
| Total steel production in the GCC region reached 15.65 Million Tons in 2006 while that in the UAE touched 1.7 Million Tons during the same year and is expected to grow 235% by 2012. |
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Feb, 2008 | Pages : 80 | Price : US$ 1100.00 |
| China is the world’s largest steel consumer. Strong economic growth and cheap production base are the major driving forces for growth in steel consumption. |
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Aug, 2007 | Pages : 60 | Price : US$ 900.00 |
| India housing and construction industry is likely to grow in India, which is one of the major steel consuming industries. |
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Jun, 2007 | Pages : 60 | Price : US$ 900.00 |
| In year 2006, US steel production grew by 3.8% as compared to year 2005. Whereas, US steel production level in year 2005 remains same as compare to year 2004 due to high level of inventories. |
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Sep, 2006 | Pages : 40 | Price : US$ 1000.00 |
| In the recent past, China has emerged as a major growth driver in the global steel industry. Since 1989, china has contributed 56% of the global steel industry’s growth. |
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Jul, 2006 | Pages : 40 | Price : US$ 800.00 |
| US Steel industry is closely linked with domestic economic growth & global steel market situation. The economics of the Steel industry has been one of the reasons for its weak performance in the past. |
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