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Sineva Toevai
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Aug 18, 2010 10:05 AM
SHIPMENTS of heavy machinery to Australia fell to the lowest level in four months as a stall in infrastructure projects weighs on demand for road-making equipment.
Import volumes in June fell to 1710 units in June from 2564 units in May, a level not seen since the 1242 units recorded in February, the Skelton Sherborne Shipping Index showed.
The category of road making and paving works...
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