Expectations are high or low, depending on the product sold: All stainless market indicators point to positive

Adding to the favorable 1996 economic climate, consumers and businesses will not only desire, but will require materials that last longer, reduce maintenance, and help contain the high cost of corrosion. Looking forward, most major markets for stainless steel look positive. Steady job growth, income...

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Published in:Metal/center news 1995-12, Vol.35 (13), p.24-24
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