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PROFIT BY PAKISTAN TODAY• Oct 21, 2026Pakistan Customs revises carbon steel seamless pipe import valuations using London Metal Exchange prices
FBR sets separate valuation formulas for Chinese and other imports, adding $50 per tonne for billet differential, $300 for fabrication and actual freight costs following objections from local manufacturers...
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