As expected, iron ore prices have been restless to start 2022, which has been reflective of China’s wavering COVID-19 situation.
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2022: The year Australia looked beyond China
China is not only the world’s biggest iron ore importer but also the leading consumer of coal, gold, copper, crude oil and even rare earths.
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Iron ore reaches for $150 ahead of Chinese New Year
Iron ore continues its resurgence to start 2022, with seaborne prices reaching a five-month high late last week.
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Iron ore in 2022: What to expect of the commodity giant
Iron ore is bouncing back to start 2022, with seaborne prices reaching three-month highs last week. But will the surge remain?
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Iron ore on the mend as price reaches three-month high
Iron ore is enjoying a positive start to 2022 as seaborne prices surpassed $US130 per dry metric tonne for the first time in three months this week.
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China reclaims status as world’s top gold producer
China has surpassed Australia to recoup its position as the world’s top gold producing country at the end of the September quarter.
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Iron ore reaches $US100 as pollution hits steelmakers
A rise in iron ore prices has been marred by the advent of emergency restrictions on Chinese steel producers in Tangshan.
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New Hope maintains belief despite cloudy coal future
New Hope is buoyed by the steadfast demand for coal in Asia, which the company says will sustain its coal assets going forward.
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Focus on gold and lithium as China sets sights on copper
It was gold price, lithium demand and China’s appetite for copper that dominated much of the discussion at Mines and Money Online Connect @ IMARC this week at the virtual event.
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Rio Tinto cuts iron ore shipments target
Rio Tinto has reduced its guidance for iron ore shipments from Western Australia after contending with labour shortages and development delays during the September quarter.
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