Russian production cutbacks fail to raise CIS pig iron prices
Apr 12, 2012 | 11:49 AM
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Holiday absences across Asia and Europe over the past week have seen CIS-origin pig iron prices remain static for a third consecutive week, despite confirmed production cutbacks by Russian producers.
Basic low-manganese pig iron of Russian origin was assessed at $490-495 per tonne fob Baltic ports this week.
Pig iron produced in the....
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