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Steelmakers Gain Breathing Room

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Automakers and commodity prices

10/10/2011

Higher costs of steel, aluminium, glass and other commodities have put pressure on automakers margins. The reversal in commodity prices in the third and fourth quarters of 2011 help ease these pressures.

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Steelmakers Gain Breathing Room

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