China imported record iron ore in September as steel output curbs start to bite
The amount of iron ore shipped to China surpassed 100 million tonnes for the first time in September.
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Imperial Metals announces $5 million private placement from billionaire backer
Imperial Metals reduced metal production targets earlier this month.
Recovering global miners face fresh squeeze from rising costs
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Small mining companies shun London market after IPO flops
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