Iron ore spot price drops to record low
The iron ore price suffered another steep decline on Friday, falling to the lowest since November 2008 when the SteelIndex benchmark was first introduced.
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Iron ore price crashes through $60
Down 4.5% in reaction to Beijing's crackdown on steelmakers and gloomy economic outlook.
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