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China and metals: it's going to get very messy

FINALLY, China’s economic woes have made it from the business sections of our newspapers to the front pages.

China and metals: it's going to get very messy

For China, it is chickens-coming-home-to-roost time: the construction sector, which accounts for 40% of China's steel consumption, is imploding. And Beijing is clearly floundering — building more bridges...

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