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Iron ore prices rise about 3% to continue recovery for the third day in a row

Iron ore prices rose more than 3% during Wednesday’s trading, continuing their recovery for the third day in a row, supported by optimism that China will take further measures to support the real estate sector. The most active iron ore futures prices on the Singapore Exchange rose by 3.2% to $98.45 per ton during today’s

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Turkey’s iron ore imports increase by 50.7% in January-June 2024

In June this year, Turkey’s iron ore imports amounted to 938,881 metric tons, up by 6.8% compared to May and by 29.8% year on year, according to the preliminary data provided by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK). Meanwhile, the revenue generated by these imports totaled $117.01 million, increasing by 6.8% compared to the previous month

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BHP’s iron ore production growth in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year

Mining company BHP announced the growth of its total production of iron ore during the last quarter of the last fiscal year to 69.21 million tons, compared to 65.30 million tons during the same period of the previous year. Production of “Western Australian Crude Oil” (WAIO) rose during the last quarter to 68.17 million tons,

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Egypt: 20 million pounds of Iron and Steel Company for Mines and Quarries sales in last May

The Iron and Steel Company for Mines and Quarries announced that it achieved total sales during the month of May of 19.87 million pounds. The company explained, in a statement to the Egyptian Stock Exchange, that sales of Bahariya Oasis mines in May amounted to 19.86 million pounds. The company added that the value of

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CISA: Current iron ore pricing mechanism no longer reflects real supply and demand situation

The current iron ore pricing mechanism can no longer reflect the real supply and demand situation in the market, Luo Tiejun, vice president of the China Iron and Steel Association (CISA), has stated while attending the 10th anniversary of the Beijing Iron Ore Trading Center Corporation at Xi’an, Shaanxi Province. Mr. Luo urged the majority

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