The iron ore price has dived $US10.5 per tonne (/t), as China’s trade regulators moved to cool the recent rally to five-month highs above $150 ($AUD209).
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Major miners make the grade in sustainability: S&P Global
Rio Tinto, Newmont, Gold Fields, Anglo American and Alcoa were all among the mining operators recognised in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook for 2022.
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Metals exploration spend jumps 35 per cent in 2021
The global metals industry is bouncing back hard from the COVID-19 pandemic, enjoying major exploration budget increases in 2021.
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Gold, copper drive exploration budgets to seven-year high
Exploration budget in the Australian mining industry has risen by 15 per cent to a seven-year high last year.
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Brazilian dam disaster a ‘turning point’ for environmental awareness
The world’s top five mining companies are becoming more sensitive to environmental and social risks, according to a report from S&P Global.
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Iron ore prices break another five-year record
Iron ore prices have reached a five-year high, breaking through the $US110 mark as the industry continues to respond to supply disruptions from Brazil.
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Global iron ore production forecast to plummet
Seaborne iron ore is expected to fall into a larger deficit this year as a result of disruptions at Vale SA’s operations, according to S&P Global.
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Gold production to achieve global record in 2019
Global gold output is expected to grow to a record 109.6 million ounces by the end of 2019, according to S&P Global data.
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Australian exploration budgets fall to a decade low
Exploration budgets in Australia continue to fall, according to a new report from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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