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Will These Twin Headwinds Impact Indian Steelmakers?
Indian steelmakers may be staring at twin headwinds as ArcelorMittal cut output amid demand slowdown and prices of iron ore surge.
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World's Largest Iron Ore Port Expects Higher Exports Post Vale Disaster
The projected shortfall comes in the wake of Vale SA’s January dam disaster in Brazil.
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Here’s Why Steel Prices Have Surged In February And March
Steel prices have risen by nearly 7 percent in the last 30 days after a mine shutdown in Brazil and rising infrastructure demand.
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Rio Tinto’s Unchanged Output Forecast To Boost Iron Ore Prices
Rio Tinto didn’t increase production guidance, strengthening the tailwinds for Indian iron ore miners.
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India May Step Up Pellet Sales to Fill Supply Gap From Vale Cuts
Pellet exports from India surged about 1,200 percent in two years to rise to 9.3 million tons in the year ended March 2018.
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What’s Driving Iron Ore’s Price Spike?
There’s nothing worse than things going crazy at the office while you’re away on holiday.
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NMDC Hikes Iron Ore Prices For First Time In Five Months
The state-run miner hiked prices of iron ore for the first time in five months mid-February in line with global trends.
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Iron Ore Powers to Highest Since 2014 as Vale Crisis Intensifies
Iron ore has been supercharged since January after dam burst in Brazil, which killed 150 people and rattled the mining industry.
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Vale’s Iron Ore Output Cut To Cushion Indian Steel Prices
Vale’s output cut will cushion Indian steel prices.
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Vale Loses License at Dam That Caused Iron Ore Force Majeure
Vale’s license to operate a dam key to production at one of its largest mines was revoked by a Brazilian state regulator.
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These Two Factors Are Likely To Boost Margin Of Indian Pellet Makers
Falling iron ore prices and supply crunch after a Brazilian dam disaster are expected to boost margin of Indian pellet makers.
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Brazil's Search for Survivors Resumes After New Fears Ease
Earlier, Brumadinho and other nearby neighborhoods were evacuated after alarms were raised due to rising waters in another dam.
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Iron Ore's Kings Spend Again as China Just Can't Stop Buying
Iron Ore’s Kings Are Spending Again as China Can’t Stop Buying
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Brazil's Roger Agnelli, Who Turned Vale Into Top Miner, Dies In Crash
Roger Agnelli, the Brazilian banker who turned Vale SA into the world's No. 1 iron ore producer, died on Saturday in a plane crash, a source close to aviation authorities told Reuters. He was 56.
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Jindal Steel and Power to Build $400 Million Mozambique Power Plant
The open cast coal mine with a proven reserve of 700 million tonnes and an expected life-of-mine of 25 years, exported its first shipment of coal in the first quarter of 2013.
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Will These Twin Headwinds Impact Indian Steelmakers?
Indian steelmakers may be staring at twin headwinds as ArcelorMittal cut output amid demand slowdown and prices of iron ore surge.
-
World's Largest Iron Ore Port Expects Higher Exports Post Vale Disaster
The projected shortfall comes in the wake of Vale SA’s January dam disaster in Brazil.
-
Here’s Why Steel Prices Have Surged In February And March
Steel prices have risen by nearly 7 percent in the last 30 days after a mine shutdown in Brazil and rising infrastructure demand.
-
Rio Tinto’s Unchanged Output Forecast To Boost Iron Ore Prices
Rio Tinto didn’t increase production guidance, strengthening the tailwinds for Indian iron ore miners.
-
India May Step Up Pellet Sales to Fill Supply Gap From Vale Cuts
Pellet exports from India surged about 1,200 percent in two years to rise to 9.3 million tons in the year ended March 2018.
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What’s Driving Iron Ore’s Price Spike?
There’s nothing worse than things going crazy at the office while you’re away on holiday.
-
NMDC Hikes Iron Ore Prices For First Time In Five Months
The state-run miner hiked prices of iron ore for the first time in five months mid-February in line with global trends.
-
Iron Ore Powers to Highest Since 2014 as Vale Crisis Intensifies
Iron ore has been supercharged since January after dam burst in Brazil, which killed 150 people and rattled the mining industry.
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Vale’s Iron Ore Output Cut To Cushion Indian Steel Prices
Vale’s output cut will cushion Indian steel prices.
-
Vale Loses License at Dam That Caused Iron Ore Force Majeure
Vale’s license to operate a dam key to production at one of its largest mines was revoked by a Brazilian state regulator.
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These Two Factors Are Likely To Boost Margin Of Indian Pellet Makers
Falling iron ore prices and supply crunch after a Brazilian dam disaster are expected to boost margin of Indian pellet makers.
-
Brazil's Search for Survivors Resumes After New Fears Ease
Earlier, Brumadinho and other nearby neighborhoods were evacuated after alarms were raised due to rising waters in another dam.
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Iron Ore's Kings Spend Again as China Just Can't Stop Buying
Iron Ore’s Kings Are Spending Again as China Can’t Stop Buying
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Brazil's Roger Agnelli, Who Turned Vale Into Top Miner, Dies In Crash
Roger Agnelli, the Brazilian banker who turned Vale SA into the world's No. 1 iron ore producer, died on Saturday in a plane crash, a source close to aviation authorities told Reuters. He was 56.
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Jindal Steel and Power to Build $400 Million Mozambique Power Plant
The open cast coal mine with a proven reserve of 700 million tonnes and an expected life-of-mine of 25 years, exported its first shipment of coal in the first quarter of 2013.
