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China's billet exports scalding global steel scrap demand

Supply from local sources continues to fall short compared to requirements, giving a push to imports of steel scrap

How far away are commodities from their bottom?

Speculators say commodities are headed to touch bottom and, hence, it's time to take long positions

Metals makers worried as metallurgists migrate to other vocations

Steel prices react to Chinese exports deluging world market

The global steel crisis is largely due to an overcapacity estimated at 600 mt by the rich country club the OECD

Backed by subsidy, China dumps aluminium surplus in world markets

Malaysian ferroalloys industry a threat to Indian exports

India a factor in diamond trade migration from Antwerp to Dubai

Earlier, the rough diamond cutting and polishing business had moved from Antwerp to Surat in Gujarat and a few other places, due to cost considerations

India records steel demand growth in difficult external environment

WSA says India is one of the few countries to remain a 'resilient' economy in the face of a 'global slowdown' because of its commitment to 'reforms'

Will De Beers' ad spend bring sparkle back to diamonds?

Now, discounts are a global phenomenon, as attempts are made to liquidate inventories

As Glencore falls, it takes zinc with it

Tata Steel bears brunt of UK industry decline

Over the years, the environment for making steel in the UK has become adversarial, not the least because the cost of energy there is considerably more

After the mining boom, firms face the fallout

Those that went on a rapid expansion spree to meet the ever-growing demand from China before the slowdown are now struggling with excess capacity

Working conditions in Assam tea gardens poor

Will emerging nations compensate for loss of China steel mojo?

CISA has forecast a two per cent fall in Chinese steel production in 2015, the first contraction since 1990

Hubris led to destruction of investors' money by mining groups

The onset of boom led the world's leading mining groups to be on a capital expenditure binge to dig out new mines

Is FRP for both cane and sugar the way out for the sector?

Yuan fall sharpens export edge of Chinese steel to global concern

China's renminbi devaluation a concern for Indian textile exporters

The US happens to be the world's biggest importer of home linen followed by the EU, triggering excitement among Indian exporters

Mining, alumina focus ring-fences Nalco profits

Aluminium imports eat into companies' market share