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Molybdenum and copper on upswing
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Water seeping through the copper ore wall of Montana Resources Continental Pit forms a copper sulfate pattern on the rock. The price of copper and molybdenum has improved and is expected to continue to be on the rise for 2019 and 2020. The pr... |
U.S. approval to close Glencore's HNA deal seen by end-June
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Swiss trader and miner Glencore expects to secure U.S. approval by the end of June on the U.S. portion of a deal to sell a 51 percent stake in its storage and logistics business to China's HNA Group, sources familiar with the matter said. |
Montezuma moves to scoping study as manganese test results exceed expectations
Montezuma moves to scoping study as manganese test results exceed expectations |
Australia Forecasts 20 Pct Iron Ore Price Drop in 2018 as China Demand Eases
[Ferro-Alloys.com] Australia on Monday said it expects iron ore prices to average $51.50 a tonne this year, down 20 percent from 2017, because of rising global supply and moderating demand from top importer China as its steel sector shrinks. |
Australia predicts that average price of iron ore in 2018 will be 52.6 USD/MT
[ferro-alloys.com] According to the Croatia Evening News on January 10, Australia published prediction that average price of iron ore in 2018 will be 52.6 USD/MT. As the 2017, price of iron ore in 2018 will be sharp vibration. |
China, Mongolia Trade Continues to Boom in 2017
[Ferro-Alloys.com] Trade between China and Mongolia continued to boom in 2017, and exports and imports in two major border ports in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region registered new highs, local authorities said |
BHP Sees Softer Iron Ore Market
[Ferro-Alloys.com] Mining giant BHP Billiton said it expects a slightly softer iron ore market in 2018 given construction is likely to grow at a slower pace globally. |
Australia predicts 20 per cent iron ore price drop in 2018 as China demand eases
[ferro-alloys.com] AUSTRALIA said it expects iron ore prices to average $51.50 a tonne this year, down 20 per cent from 2017, because of rising global supply and moderating demand from top importer China as its steel sector shrinks. |

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