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Metals and Mining Review - August 2010

While the slow economic recovery is a significant factor in short-term decisions regarding M&A activity, mining companies expect to make acquisitions over the next three years.

Chinese Drywall Complaint Center Urges More Time to Identify Toxic Chinese Drywall Victims in US Gulf States ands Adds ...

Supposedly a deadline of September 3rd 2010 has been decreed, with respect to identifying toxic Chinese drywall in all US homes.

Copper-Alloy Product Output in Japan Advances For Ninth Month on Demand

Japan’s output of copper-alloy products climbed for the ninth straight month in July from a year earlier because of demand from the semiconductor and auto industries, the Japan Copper and Brass Association said.

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Copper May Top Year High in Second Half, Samsung Says: Technical Analysis

Copper, which jumped 12 percent in July, may exceed this year’s closing high of $7,990 a metric ton in the second half, according to Samsung Securities Co.

Inflation falls to 9.97 per cent in July

New Delhi, Aug 16 : The annual rate of inflation, based on monthly wholesale price index (WPI), decreased to single digit at 9.97 per cent for July compared to 10.55 per cent for the previous month, according to official data released today.

Copper Output in China in July Climbs 16% to 398,000 Tons, Mainland Says

Copper output in China, the largest consumer, decreased in July from a record a month earlier as some smelters suspended production for maintenance during the summer lull in demand.

Copper deficit looms

Copper demand may outstrip supply in 2011 for the first time in four years as China, the world's biggest consumer, sustains purchases and as ore grades decline, Japan's largest smelter said.

Small companies fight cheap imports

Alabama sleeping-bag maker Harry Kazazian says President Barack Obama should live up to his pledge to help small businesses by making an exception in his simultaneous push for freer trade.

Eastday-US scraps dumping tariffs on paintbrush

The United States International Trade Commission has decided to scrap anti-dumping tariffs imposed on Chinese natural bristle paint brushes more than 24 years ago, according to a statement on the website of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce.