Tuesday 13 May 2008     Print
Chinese silicon metal exports rise, prices unchanged

BEIJING (Metal-Pages) 13-May-08. Chinese silicon metal exports rose by more than a quarter in the first three months of this year, according to the latest statistics published by General Administration of Customs.

China exported 165,667 tonnes of the minor metal during January-March, up 26.9% from 130,470 ...

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