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November decline means Turkish exporters unlikely to meet 2014 target
Turkish steel exports plummeted 22% year-on-year in November to 1.18 million tonnes, or by 20% in value to $906m, Kallanish learns from the Turkish Steel Exporters’ Association (CIB). One reason for this was Egypt's rebar import duty implementation in October.
January-November exports declined 5.8% to 15.83mt, or by 4.6% in value to $12.05 billion. CIB attributes this to political volatility and protectionist measures in export markets, and competi…
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