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To: stephen wall who wrote (4159)2/20/1998 8:15:00 AM
From: Brewmeister  Respond to of 7006
 
Stephen,
Thanks for the links. Iv'e been to Newsteel, but not recently.

Don't know much about the end products of the steel producers, and this is what makes some of the puzzle interesting regarding imported steel. My guess is that imports would tend to be a few specific segments of the market, rathern than across the board.

I agree with your comment - a recessions - or even a slowing economy would be the problem for steel and RECY.

Note: it is also interesting the data in these articles is a bit different than the data I found. Generally, they agree (fortunately).
Regards,
Dan



To: stephen wall who wrote (4159)2/20/1998 2:39:00 PM
From: James Strauss  Respond to of 7006
 
1998... A Good Year...

Thanks for the informative post Stephen...

Here is a little snipit:

"Purchase orders for all metallics for January and preliminary signs for mill and foundry requirements for the first quarter supported a rosy outlook. "We'll have good markets all through the year," says a veteran Chicago-area broker/processor. "There won't be any serious downturns."

Jim


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