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Austria Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummaryAustrian metals producers, processors and end-users have seen their fortunes change in recent months with double-digit growth figures a welcome relief from a period of sharp market contraction, but this latest... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Czech Republic Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummaryStrong steel output growth rates seen in the Czech Republic in the first few months of 2010 will not be sustained in the face of the expected downturn and possible double-dip recession in the eurozone, with th... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Belgium Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummaryThe recovery in Belgian metals production and consumption will be short-lived and unlikely to make up for the losses sustained in 2009 due to the knock-on effects of the eurozone debt crisis and resulting fisc... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Poland Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummeryPolish flat steel production will struggle in 2010 as a result of the impact of fiscal austerity measures and the ending of car purchase incentive schemes on Polish export markets, but this should be outweighe... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Romania Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummeryRomanian steel and aluminium mills are not likely to emerge from the mire of recession in 2010 as external markets slacken and domestic consumers experience continued strife. However, this latest Romania Metal... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Russia Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummeryRussian steel and aluminium production is set to stage a strong recovery in 2010, but growth could be curtailed by the extent of Chinese over-capacity and the risk of lacklustre demand in the domestic construc... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
South Korea Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummeryThe Korean steel industry is going from strength to strength as domestic demand surges, capacity expands and exports to China and other markets in the region are boosted by economic recovery, according to BMI&... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Taiwan Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummeryThe Taiwanese steel industry is set to surge in 2010 as a result of rapid domestic market growth and a revival in export markets, but this will be short-lived, as BMI anticipates a Chinese double-dip slowdown ... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Malaysia Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Chinese over-capacity represents the most serious threat to Malaysian steel and aluminium production,with the China-ASEAN free trade agreement (FTA) raising concerns that Chinese producers will saturatethe regional market and push... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
India Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Indian steel and aluminium producers will continue to find a healthy domestic market for new capacitiescoming online throughout the production chain, but there are concerns that a market imbalance may pushprices down if they are u... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
Japan Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International This latest Japan Metals Report from BMI predicts that demand for steel and aluminium will recover in2010-2011, but that future trends in raw material prices and the influence they will have on the salesprices of steel products in... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
China Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Chinese steel demand will hold up due to the ongoing processes of industrialisation and urbanisation, but the pace of growth will slow. Instead of focusing on raising capacity, the industry should be eliminating outdated production faciliti... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Egypt Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International An expected rise in scrap steel will boost the competitiveness of Egyptian steelmakers, which rely on direct reduced iron (DRI) for feedstock, but BMI’s latest Egypt Metals Report warns that surging growth in Saudi steelmaking could hinder ... |
May 2010 | $ 530 |
Iran Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Despite a surge in capacity over the next two years and the consequent value added, Iranian steel and aluminium producers will struggle to operate at anywhere near capacity over the medium term. Domestic consumption growth is set to tail of... |
May 2010 | $ 530 |
South Africa Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Despite substantial downside risks, the baseline scenario is that the South African economy will recover, taking the country’s metals industries will it, according to this latest South Africa Metals Report from BMI. In Q110, the South... |
May 2010 | $ 530 |
Australia Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The Australian steel and aluminium industries are expected to follow a V-shaped recovery, in line with the recovery in demand in its main export market China, according to this latest Australia Metals Report from BMI. However, the reb... |
May 2010 | $ 530 |
Turkey Metals Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The Turkish steel industry is leaving behind a very challenging 2009 and will report growth in 2010, but will continue to face difficulties in terms of competitiveness in sluggish and volatile export markets, according to BMI’s latest Turke... |
May 2010 | $ 530 |
Australia Infrastructure Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Australia’s infrastructure sector is one of the most sophisticated in the world in terms of project finance operations and business environment. This context, combined with strong fundamentals for future opportunities in the infrastructure s... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Croatia Retail Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The Q310 BMI Croatia Retail report forecasts that the country’s total retail sales will rise by more than 15% by 2014, growing from a predicted HRK79.64bn (US$15.51bn) in 2010 to HRK91.84bn (US$17.89bn) by 2014. Contributing to annual retail... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Chile Infrastructure Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Report SummaryA better than anticipated performance of construction industry value saw year-on-year (y-o-y) growth of -2.95% in 2009 that has been followed up by a strong rebound at the start of 2010. We have subsequently r... |
July 2010 | $ 530 |
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