Wood Mackenzie cuts iron ore price outlook as markets fall again
The UK-based research and consultancy group has dropped its price forecast to $63 a tonne or 12% below last year's average of $71 per tonne.
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Fortescue Q2 shipments fall, flags higher iron ore discount
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Appeal of $15m BC thermal coal terminal project rejected by court
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Africa’s newest gold miner starts output and sees potential IPO
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