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BMI sees steel market tightening over next three yearsBy:Contributing Editor Online STEEL The global steel market will tighten in coming years and eventually go into a deficit in 2020, says research firm BMI. Despite the slowing in both global production and consumption growth, larger increases in absolute consumption, compared with production, will lead to a tightening of the market.
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