Noble alloys traders eye improved market in '13
Nov 13, 2012 | 12:08 PM
| Claire Hack
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noble alloys,
28th International Ferro-Alloys Conference,
ferroalloys,
Claire Hack
BERLIN — The noble alloys market is expected to improve, but only because the situation can’t get any worse, according to traders.
"People have got used to it. They are optimistic for next year because it’s all we have at the moment," one trader told AMM sister publication Metal Bulletin on the sidelines of its 28th International Ferro-Alloys Conference in Berlin. "We’ve been so accustomed to crisis that we’ve started thinking it....
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