China Commodities and Metal Demand To Ignite in H2 2012
Despite disappointing April data showing a slowdown in China iron ore, coal, copper and other commodities demand, analysts tell IBTimes UK that there is nothing to worry about
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Japan's Debt Rating Cut to A+ by Fitch, Outlook Negative
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