SEAISI Newsletter | SEAISI Quarterly Journal (SQJ)

SEAISI Newsletters May 2010 (download PDF version)

No.	Title
1	Secretary Report
2	Australian miners mull tax impact on iron ore projects
3	China plans to invest US$618m in Batam
4	Indonesian wire rod prices expected to slide
5	JFE to Spend $2.2 Billion on Iron Ore, Coal Mines
6	Nippon Steel, Ternium agree Mexico steel joint venture
7	Korea starts AD probe into Japanese stainless plate
8	US withdraw duty review of two korean mills
9	Posco eyes stronger global business with Daewoo Intl
10	Malaysia’s steel demand to reach 8.3-8.4m tonnes in 2010
11	Singapore rebar prices fall as scrap costs ease
12	CSC of Taiwan to Invest in Mining with Foreign Partnerships
13	SSI targets rising demand in Asia
14	Thainox calls on TISI to upgrade standards
15	G Steel production picking up
16	Steel products from Asean countries flood Vietnam
17	Vietnam long products consumption down 48% m-o-m in April
18	Vietnam successfully produces first soft iron batch
19	Vina Kyoei Steel eyes 400,000 tpy billet plant
20	Vale working at 100% capacity after Q1 restarts
21	Russia’s ZMZ extends product mix, starts rolling bulb flats
22	India to raise iron ore export tax
23	ArcelorMittal exploring tie-up with SAIL
24	JSW Steel’s April production surges 20%
25	Now, Tata Steel keen on joining hands with SAIL
26	China iron ore imports to rise 5 pct in 2010-Sinosteel
27	China’s April Crude Steel Output Jumps 27% to Record
28	China may impose carbon tax in 2012: NDRC
29	China steel ripe for consolidation - ArcelorMittal
30	China’s Anshan Steel to invest in US steel mill
31	Billet prices into SE Asia slip to $620-640 cfr
32	Plate market softens in SE Asia
33	World OCTG market set to be oversupplied for next five years, says Pell
34	SE Asian steel industry wary of free trade agreements
35	ASEAN Steel Demand Recovers, Prices Increase; Do Steel Mills Benefit or Suffer?