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... just the second monthly contraction since June 2009, ISM manufacturing business survey committee chairman Bradley J. Holcomb said June 3. ... View this article
... "Manufacturing is starting the year on a positive note," ISM manufacturing business survey committee chairman Bradley J. Holcomb said in a ... View this article
... This month's reading reflects the lowest level since July 2009," ISM manufacturing business survey committee chairman Bradley J. Holcomb said ... View this article
... economy and soft orders across several manufacturing sectors," said ISM manufacturing business survey committee chairman Bradley J. Holcomb. ... View this article
... to pick up, and continued concern over soft global business conditions and an unsettled political environment," Bradley J. Holcomb, chairman of ... View this article
... reflect a slowdown in orders and demand, with continuing concern over the uncertain state of global economies," said Bradley J. Holcomb, chair of ... View this article
... panel reflect a slowdown in their businesses and general concern over increasing economic uncertainty," said Bradley J. Holcomb, chairman of the ... View this article
... orders, production and employment indexes all increased, indicating growth at faster rates than in March," said Bradley J. Holcomb, chairman of the ... View this article
... Bradley J. Holcomb, who chairs the ISM manufacturing business survey committee, cited increases in two sub-indexes—production (up 3.0 points ... View this article
... at a somewhat slower rate than in January," the institute's manufacturing business survey committee chairman, Bradley J. Holcomb, said Thursday ... View this article
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What is causing the most weakness to the U.S. metals industry?
June 20-21, 2013 New York
Our industry and the U.S. economy are not realizing the full benefits of (higher steel demand) due to recent significant surges of imported tubular products.
--Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel