Prices for Australia's high-grade iron ore fines have increased this week after data on China's steel output in 2020 was revealed.
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New Century ships half a million tonnes of zinc
New Century Resources is anticipating a rise in zinc prices due to an increase in global demand as governments boost infrastructure projects to drive their economic recovery plans.
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Whitehaven cautious of project spending
Whitehaven Coal is wary of investing in its development projects due to turbulent coal markets that have been amplified by Chinese restrictions on imports from Australia.
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Chinese ceramic grinding company enters Australian market
With close to 30 years’ experience as a manufacturer of ceramic grinding media, King’s Beads has brought its expertise to Australia’s mining industry.
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Iron ore prices exceed analyst expectations
Investment bank UBS has boosted its forecasts for iron ore prices next year by nearly 20 per cent.
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Glencore extends Chinese cobalt contract
Glencore will supply cobalt to Chinese battery manufacturer Green Eco-manufacture Hi-tech (GEM) for an additional five years after expanding their partnership.
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BHP iron ore vessels to be fuelled by Shell LNG
BHP has awarded Shell a contract to fuel five Newcastlemax bulk carriers with LNG.
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China halts $700m in Australian coal shipments
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has revealed Australia’s best people are working on resolving why $700 million of Australian coal shipments are held off from Chinese ports.
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Anglo American inks Chinese contract for iron ore shipping
Anglo American has awarded a 10-year charter contract for four LNG fuelled capesize vessels, marking its first introduction of LNG into its chartered fleet.
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China coal imports from Australia cut in half
China’s coal imports have dropped by 47 per cent in October compared with the corresponding period last year as trade tensions with Australia worsened.
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Fortescue signs multi-billion-dollar agreements with Chinese
Fortescue Metals Group has secured 12 new agreements with Chinese steel mills, procurement partners and financial institutions during the China International Import Expo 2020.
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Aurizon forecasts China blow to Australian coal exports
Aurizon managing director and chief executive officer Andrew Harding has anticipated that China's decline in coal import volume will continue.
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Rio Tinto to cater to Chinese portside customers
Rio Tinto has inked an agreement to develop blending operations within the Port of Dalian in China as it moves to expand its offering to customers across Asia.
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China copper imports soar on price recovery
Copper prices have rebounded this week as Chinese demand for the metal reached record levels during July.
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Australian operations drive Coronado performance
Coronado Global Resources’ Australian operations have given a standout performance during the June quarter.
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Tianqi Group to offload stakes in lithium subsidiary
Tianqi Lithium has suffered another blow from the softening lithium market after its parent company, Chengdu Tianqi Industry Group, put part of the the company on sale.
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Fortescue optimistic about Chinese steel recovery
Fortescue Metals Group chief executive Elizabeth Gaines is confident that Chinese steel demand will support Australia’s recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
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Image shipment postponed by coronavirus
Image Resources has delayed a February shipment of heavy mineral concentrate (HMC) from the Boonanarring operation due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Altura shipments hit a record
Altura Mining has shipped a record cargo of approximately 17,500 wet metric tonnes of spodumene concentrate to Chinese customers.
The latest cargo, which was loaded on the TBC Princess, departed Port Hedland
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Technology Metals strikes deal with leading Chinese vanadium producer
Technology Metals Australia has executed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Shaanxi Fengyuan Vanadium Technology Development to establish an offtake agreement for vanadium production.
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