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Posted: February 28, 2013
04-11-2013 - Steel Fabricators of New England and Metal Service Center Institute to host meeting - Featuring Wright of Steel Market Analysis
Steel Fabricators of New England (SFNE) and Metal Service Center Institute (MSCI) will be hosting a joint dinner meeting featuring Peter Wright, president of Steel Market Analysis on April 11th. The event will to at the Doubletree Hotel, 5400 Computer Dr. from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Wright has a wealth of knowledge in the steel industry. He will share an array of topics which apply to our New England market. He will also share valuable information on the US and global markets. Some of the topics will include: US and global outlook for 2013 and beyond, durable goods orders and ISM manufacturing index, consumer confidence, steel demand Indicators.
The prices for this event are:
* SFNE/MSCI members: $60
* Non-members: $75.
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