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The mining industry has been grappling with rail capacity constraints to move its commodities from miners to ports. Picture: SEONG-JOON CHO
The mining industry has been grappling with rail capacity constraints to move its commodities from miners to ports. Picture: SEONG-JOON CHO

The manufacturing and mining sectors have started the year on the back foot, with factory activity slipping 3.7% and mining output declining 1.9% in January. Business Day TV caught up with RMB foreign exchange structurer, Rayno Nigrini, for his take on what this could mean for growth in the first quarter.

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