Purchasing - April 6, 2000
Features
Buyers plan to boost buying activity next quarter
The majority (60%) of metals buyers polled in March expect to increase their purchasing activity in the second and third quarters, which reflects the high level of optimism (76%) expressed about this year's manufacturing economy.
- AUTOMOTIVE/OEM
- BUYING IN THE OEM
- APPLIANCE MANUFACTURING
- How Electrolux takes cost out of the chain
- BUYLINES
- MARKET REPORT: STAINLESS STEEL
- Big demand boom pushes stainless prices skyward
- PURCHASING SURVEY
- Purchasing builds preferred supplier lists
- REGULATION WATCH
- Industry battles ergonomics and diesel fuel regulations
- STANDARDS UPDATE
- Imminent ISO 9000 revisions are likely to please buyers
- CPI EDITION
- CHEMICAL TRANSACTION PRICES
- CHEMICAL TRANSACTION PRICES
- BUYER'S NEWS
- Buyers want service, pipe systems selection
- Specialized pharmaceuticals lead market growth
- corporate changes
- Buyers seek new products, new features
- Buyers expect higher prices, increased demand
- Price Changes
- CHEMICAL TRANSACTION PRICES
- Prices continue to rise
- chemforecast
- Strong demand boosts prices
- INSIDE PURCHASING
- METALS
- NEWS
- Uncle rejects tariffs for cold-rolled steel sheet imports
- Web promises greater price transparency in steel mart
- Justice probe of Reynolds, Alcoa deal looks at alumina
- CHIPS
- Japan, EU prod WTO for reaction to U.S. steel duties
- Why vanadium steels cost more
- Justice OKs drum-makers'joint steel buying venture
- Some analysts declare end to the U.S. steel import crisis
- steel sheet report
- Suppliers, buyers fight over pricing
- PRODUCT UPDATE
- industrial lubricants
- Prices soar with crude oil
- power transmission products
- Demand expected to recover
- PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
- PURCHASING HOTLINE
- RECYCLING RESOURCES
- SUPPLY INSIGHTS
- FORECASTS
- SUPPLY INSIGHTS
- STRATEGIC COST INSIGHTS
- Paint buyers beware
- TRANSPORTATION
- TRUCKING REPORT
- cpi edition
- CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
- Time and cost push outsourcing boom
- SPECIALTY/FINE CHEMICALS
- Competition keeps prices low in maturing market
- metals
- recycling resources
- Scrap metals are critical to industrial supply
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