Rio Tinto’s iron ore shipments slip, sees global economic resilience
For the calendar year, Rio Tinto shipped 328.6 million metric tons of iron ore from Pilbara, the lowest since 2022. It is under threat of Brazilian rival Vale potentially retaking its crown as the world’s biggest producer. Vale expects to produce 323-330 million tonnes for 2024.
Jason Kururangi, portfolio manager at Milford Asset Management, explains why he thinks the iron ore market has not yet hit ...
Prices of iron ore futures climbed to a four-week high on Thursday, supported by reduced shipments from a major producer and ...
Trading giant Glencore and Rio Tinto are mulling a merger that could create the mining behemoth made up of two major ...
China's iron ore imports in 2024 rose to a record high for a second year, customs data showed on Monday, as lower prices ...
Iron ore shipments from Australia’s top terminal reached a record in 2024, even as top customer China has been in the throes ...
The deal between Champion Iron Ore and the two Japanese companies will help the proposed Kami iron ore project move forward, ...
The world's imports of seaborne iron ore rose a modest 3.6% to a record high in 2024, but the increase was almost entirely ...
As the world’s largest producer and exporter of stainless steel, China is naturally the world’s largest consumer of iron ore. While the Asian nation may be the third largest iron-producing ...
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