Australian Mining has collected together the top 40 miners globally, showing who is the largest of them all, and which companies are still performing despite the downturn.
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BHP announces new carbon capture partnership
BHP has announced a new building block in its climate change strategy with the announcement of a carbon capture partnership with Peking University.
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China’s coal cuts lifting price
Planned Chinese coal production cuts are finally making an impact on price, with expectations of a 20 per cent price growth in value by the end of 2016.
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Iron ore stable as majors prepare for additional supply
Iron ore has begun stabilising after a series of falls, with a stronger price point likely to see more marginal players re-enter the market.
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What we can learn from the weak coal market
WoodMackenzie's Andy Roberts explains how the coal bubble burst, and how the impact will be felt far beyond the mining industry's own borders.
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FMG celebrate eight years of shipments
Fortescue has celebrated its ‘lucky eight’ year anniversary of its first shipment to Chinese customers.
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Is iron ore’s rally over?
Iron ore’s reversals from its US$70 high are continuing, as the metal slipped close to US$51 per tonne.
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Where does Australia’s coal go? [infographic]
Where does the coal we dig up go, and who actually consumes the most Australian coal?
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Iron ore falls
Iron ore has begun to retreat from its 16 month high.
Last week the metal rose to just over US$70 per tonne, marking
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Rio Tinto and Sinosteel extend Channar JV
Rio Tinto and Sinosteel have extended their Channar Mining joint venture in the Pilbara.
This new agreement, together with a separate agreement for Rio to supply iron ore from the Pilbara, will allow for
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Iron ore costs set to reach almost US$60 per tonne
Iron ore continues to strengthen in price, defying market predictions. Data from The Steel Index has shown an increase in iron ore prices for the second day in a row on Tuesday to almost US$60 per
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Gladstone sees coal export spike
Gladstone has recorded a massive 176 per cent increase in coal exports month on month.
The Gladstone Ports Corporation shipped approximately 415,000 tonnes of coal last month, a massive increase from February
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Iron ore prices drop amid Chinese future confidence
Iron ore has dropped toward $US50 per tonne, the first loss in four weeks, as the US dollar strengthens. It comes amid predictions from investment groups, including Goldman Sachs, that recent increases are not likely to continue.
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Iron ore still has an important role to play in Australia’s economy
Australia is pivoting its economy away from resources like coal and iron ore, but are there other commodities we can bank on to take up some of the slack? In this “future commodities” series we explore the economic future for commodities we’ve always relied on, and some we haven’t.
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Former mining boss jailed for insider trading
A former boss of Hanlong Mining has been sentenced to eight years in jail on insider trading charges.
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Fitch dismisses potential coal rise
Fitch Ratings has rejected predictions coking coal prices will increase any time soon.
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Are coal prices set to rise?
Steps by miners to cut coking coal oversupply are having positive effects in the market, with metallurgical coal prices predicted to rise.
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China to decimate coal and steel sector
China has announced it will lay off close to two million workers in its coal and steel industry to help cut market oversupply.
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Iron ore recovers to $US50 mark
Iron ore has bounced higher on the back of hopes in renewed Chinese metal demand, finally breaking over the $US50 per tonne mark for the first time since September.
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Iron ore sees small rally
Iron ore has seen a slight recovery as a stronger Chinese economy, and lower exports, lifts the metal.
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