Seasonal lull has steel import prices in holding pattern
Dec 07, 2006 | 12:13 PM
| Scott Robertson
U.S. steel product import prices at the Port of Houston held the line for the most part during the past week as buying patterns slowed due to what several traders called a typical seasonal slowdown.
"There is not much activity, and that's the good news," one trader said. "During the third quarter, Houston was almost sunk by the amount of import we had at the port. That stuff has started to dry up."....
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