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Economic bombs dropping on suppliers

JUST when you think all is well with the world – business is booming, there's plenty of ore in the ground, plenty of orders on the books, plenty of optimism in the mining and minerals sector – along comes an economic ballistic missile. <b>Crosscut Clyde</b> considers the impact of the crisis.

Kate Haycock

There’s no need for me to add to the millions of words that have been written about this but it appears governments around the world have come out and underpinned the financial world to keep things from...

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