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Experts: Steel price rises a short-term worry, fears over shortages unfounded
"There is no shortage of supplies. The price surge is not an exact reflection of the current supply and demand situation," said an analyst. |
Baogang continues to show its steel
Located in North China, the Inner Mongolia autonomous region is not only famous for its vast grassland, but also its great mineral resources. |
Railway expansion bolsters city cluster development
That month, a high-speed train linking Beijing and Chengde city in Hebei went into operation. |
Hebei reports solid progress as it tackles 'big three' tasks
That month, a high-speed train linking Beijing and Chengde city in Hebei went into operation. |
Pressure on exporters could mount in 2nd half
Deng Jun, executive vice-president of Aux Group, said, "The rising prices of aluminum, copper and steel (iron ore) have forced us and the whole industry to raise product prices." |
Next phase of China's growth will ride out odds
Even though China's foreign trade surged more than 29 percent on a yearly basis in the first quarter, the public should not get unduly optimistic. |
Profit redistribution can dispel inflation fears
Even if inflation rises in the future, as long as such a rise remains moderate, the benefits to the economy will outweigh the negative impacts. |
China's steel sector records output growth in Q1
In the January-March period, crude steel output rose 15.6 percent year on year to 271 million tonnes. |
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