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PRICING NOTICE: Steel First introduces E8, E40 German domestic scrap prices

Steel First has added two German domestic scrap asessments to its pricing database.

March 13, 2015
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The monthly assessments are:

Germany domestic grade E8 (thin new production steel scrap) € per tonne del mill.

Germany domestic grade E40 (shredded steel scrap) € per tonne del mill.

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