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1. Oil and Iron Ore Price Shocks: What Are the Different Economic Effects in Australia?

Author

Hoang, Nam T. and Nguyen, Bao H.

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, PETROLEUM product sales & prices, ECONOMIC shock, FOREIGN exchange rates, AUSTRALIAN economy, 1945-
Abstract

This paper compares the macroeconomic effects of global oil and iron ore price shocks on the Australian economy. Using a Bayesian structural vector autoregression model with sign restrictions, we identify three types of shock: supply, demand and specific demand. The main results suggest that, over the period from 1990Q1 to 2014Q4, the oil shock had a relative larger impact than the iron ore shock on output and inflation, while the iron ore shock was the dominant source of interest and exchange rate movements. The effects crucially depend on the underlying sources of oil or iron ore price shifts. As Australia is a small open economy, oil and iron ore prices should be treated as exogenous factors. Real GDP responds negatively to a rise in oil prices driven by supply disruptions, but positively to a similar shock on the iron ore market. Higher global demand for these commodities has a positive impact on the economy, but the iron ore demand shock is about twice larger. However, a positive oil and iron ore price shock driven by specific demand lead to a temporary decline in real GDP. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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2. An analysis of iron ore prices during the latest commodity boom.

Author

Wårell, Linda

Subjects
*IRON ore sales & prices, *COMMERCIAL products, *COMMODITY futures, *GROSS domestic product, *COINTEGRATION
Abstract

This paper performs a quantitative analysis of iron ore prices, and is an extension of Wårell (2014), which analyzed the change in iron ore pricing regime on iron ore prices using data from 2003 until September 2012. However, considering that the iron ore market still was characterized by surging prices in 2012, it is of interest to see if the same conclusions hold today when the latest commodity boom has come to an end. The quantitative analysis uses monthly data between January 2003 and June 2017, and performs both statistical tests for structural breaks and a reduced price regression of the most important factors for iron ore prices during the time period. The overall results indicate that the change in pricing regime does not have a significant impact on the iron ore prices when extending the time period; rather, it is the end of the commodity boom in 2014 that is picked up as a structural break in the price series. Furthermore, results regarding whether the variables are cointegrated are more inconclusive when analyzing the entire commodity boom. However, the result that GDP growth in China has had the strongest impact on iron ore prices is though robust when extending the time period. To conclude, even though the commodity boom now has come to an end the developments in China still seems to be the most influential factor determining international iron ore prices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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3. From Lab Experiments to Real Negotiations: An Investigation of International Iron Ore Negotiations.

Author

Yao, Jingjing, Ma, Li, and Zhang, Lin

Subjects
MINERAL industries, IRON ore sales & prices, BUSINESS negotiation, LABORATORY experiments in economics, IRON ores, INTERNATIONAL trade
Abstract

Negotiation researchers have conducted a large number of experimental lab studies to identify the factors that affect negotiation outcomes, but it remains unclear whether those results can be generalized to real‐world negotiations. To explore this question, we analyzed the dynamic international iron ore annual negotiations that took place from 2005 to 2009. We found evidence that supports two important findings from previous experiments. Specifically, we focused on the impact of negotiators’ best alternatives and first offers on negotiation prices using multiple case study analysis. We found that iron ore prices increased more when the gap between the previous year's negotiated price and the price on the alternative spot market, a public market in which commodities are traded for immediate delivery, was larger, which suggested that buyers were sensitive to the strength of this alternative, supporting the literature on the role of alternatives. We also found that the first offer price significantly influenced the final price. Our findings extend two important experimental findings from the negotiation literature to large‐scale business negotiations in the real world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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4. Steel Overview.

Subjects
STEEL industry, STEEL industry forecasting, IRON ore sales & prices
Abstract

An industry report of the steel industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher IHS, with topics including business forecasts, iron ore prices and supply and demand.

Published
2016

5. U.S. Industry: Report: Steel Overview.

Subjects
STEEL industry, IRON ore sales & prices, ELECTRIC arc, STEEL pipe, ELECTRODES, PRICES
Abstract

An industry report for steel industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher IHS Markit, with topics like stabilization in price of iron ore; rise in scrap prices in the U.S. as electric-arc furnace (EAF) mills increase production; and benefits of availability of graphite electrodes over Europe.

Published
2018

6. Steel Overview.

Subjects
STEEL industry, METAL industry, INDUSTRIES, BUSINESS forecasting, IRON ore sales & prices, ECONOMIC forecasting
Abstract

The article provides an overview of the steel industry as of March 3, 2015. Topics discussed include a market perspective, the decline in the iron ore prices, strong demand in the U.S. offset by the iron ore price movement and increasing imports and the growth of the global crude production in 2014. Charts and graphs are included showing the industry's performance and market projections.

Published
2015

7. Western Australia July 2015 to December 2015.

Author

Phillips, Harry C.J. and Kerr, Liz

Subjects
*VALUE-added tax, *BUDGET, *IRON ore sales & prices, *GOVERNMENT revenue, *PUBLIC health laws, *PETROLEUM sales & prices, *TWENTY-first century, AUSTRALIAN politics & government
Abstract

The article discusses several political developments in Western Australia (WA) between July 2015 and December 2015. WA's economic problems are addressed in relation to the Australian state's budget, a goods and services (GST) tax revenue shortfall, and declines in iron ore and oil prices. WA's Parliament is mentioned, along with the state's Public Health Bill 2014 and Public Health (Consequential Provisions) Bill 2014 legislation. Transportation issues in WA are also assessed.

Published
2016
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8. BMI Research: Emerging Markets Monitor.

Subjects
FOREIGN exchange market, FINANCIAL markets, EMERGING markets, QUANTITATIVE easing (Monetary policy), IRON ore sales & prices, COPPER prices
Abstract

This section offers news briefs related to emerging markets foreign exchange, stock market and fixed income as of May 2014. Topics discussed include Central European economies expected to adopt an activist monetary policy should the European Central Bank (ECB) implement a quantitative easing (QE) policy, prediction that iron ore prices will reach 90-110 U.S. dollars per ton in the first few weeks of June 2014 and prediction that copper prices will continue to weaken due to low Chinese demand.

Published
2014

9. Country/Territory Report - Australia.

Subjects
AUSTRALIAN economy, ECONOMIC forecasting, MINERAL industries, IRON ore sales & prices, GROSS domestic product, CONSUMPTION (Economics)
Abstract

The article offers information on the economic condition of Australia as of February 2014 and provides forecast until 2018. Among the key indicators that were included in the forecasts are mining investment, prices of Iron ore, and gross domestic product (GDP). Information regarding the import demand in the country, fiscal consolidation, and consumer spending is presented.

Published
2014

10. Evolution of iron ore prices.

Author

Astier, Jacques

Subjects
*IRON ore sales & prices, *MINERAL industries, *IRON industry, *STEEL industry
Abstract

The benchmark system to establish iron ore prices was abandoned after many years in 2010. Instead, the use of spot prices has increased and new systems based on indexes have been introduced. It seems as if iron ore prices in the first year after the discontinuation of benchmark negotiations were largely determined on the one hand by the cost of production of Chinese iron ores or concentrates and the price for imported ores on the other. These two are mainly influenced by (1) the increasing production costs of Chinese iron ore mines and (2) the general economic situation in both China and the rest of the world. The prices of iron ore, like many other raw materials and commodities, have been fluctuating widely since a few years. They have, in particular in recent times, been increasing. To understand the various mechanisms behind this development, four aspects will be discussed: Firstly, the evolution of the mechanisms to establish iron ore prices worldwide; secondly, the costs of producing saleable iron ore or concentrates as they are delivered to the iron and steel industry; thirdly, the important and growing role of China and finally, the present situation and future trends. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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11. Mining's drive for efficiency.

Author

Pye, Andy

Subjects
MINERAL industries, INTERNET of things, IRON ore sales & prices
Abstract

The article focuses on the efforts of the mining industry to improve underground activities. Topics discussed include shift of the extraction industry to the Internet of Things, Alan Davies of mining industry Rio Tinto, regarding the decline in prices of iron ore and oil prices, and the Brains.app software developed by Intellisense.io, to deliver recommendations to the mine operators. INSET: NETWORK UPGRADE.

Published
2015
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12. BUST IN THE PILBARA.

Author

McDONALD, HAMISH

Subjects
FINANCIAL crises, CORPORATE profits, IRON ore sales & prices, OCCUPATIONAL training, ECONOMIC history
Abstract

The article describes the economic struggles of the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Topics discussed include Australian mining companies BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Fortescue experienced profit declines due to iron ore prices falling from 122.80 U.S. dollars per tonne to 50.90 U.S. dollars per tonne, average hour rent prices fell to 400 U.S. dollars per week, and concerns over the welfare of the aborigines in the region due to job training issues and domestic violence.

Published
2016

13. AFTER THE BOOM.

Author

Stevens, Glenn

Subjects
*IRON ore sales & prices, *PRICES, *FOREIGN exchange rates, *TWENTY-first century, AUSTRALIAN economy
Abstract

The article focuses on the adjustments made by the Reserve Bank Board to Australia's economy. It states that the country's terms of trade soar to a level of some 75 per cent above their average due to extraordinary prices such as iron ore. Other topics tackled include the super-cycle in commodity prices, exchange rate, and significant strides made by many resource companies in reducing their production costs so as to remain viable, and in some cases still very profitable.

Published
2016

14. Foreseeing Iron Ore Prices Using System Thinking and Scenario Planning.

Author

Morandi, Maria, Rodrigues, Luis, Lacerda, Daniel, and Pergher, Isaac

Subjects
*IRON ore sales & prices, *ECONOMIC competition, *MARKETING research, *COMMERCIAL products, *COLLABORATIVE learning, *MACHINE learning
Abstract

In competitive and complex markets such as the commodities one, having the ability of planning scenarios and envisioning the behavior of prices in each of them, constitutes a competitive advantage for organizations. Within this context, this research aims at developing a method for the understanding of the key factors that impact the pricing of commodities through a systemic approach, allowing the estimation/evaluation of future prices in different scenarios. Action research was used as research methodology, which is characterized by the principles of collaborative and continuous learning. In order to implement the objectives of this research, an adaptation of the Systems Thinking and Scenario Planning method was developed and implemented in an industry of the iron ore market. The first phase led to the understanding of the main variables associated to the price; in the second phase, this learning was materialized in a system dynamic computational model, which was used in the third and final stage for the estimation/evaluation of future prices in some alternative scenarios. Interviews were conducted in parallel with the quantitative evaluation, in order to obtain subsidies for acceptance and refinement of the proposed method. The results obtained, the learning reported and the possible applications identified for the use of the model indicate that the proposed method allows for the understanding of the pricing of commodities through the systems thinking and the planning by scenarios. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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15. Does China's demand boom curb Australian iron ore mining depletion?

Author

Allen, Creina and Day, Garth

Subjects
IRON ores, IRON ore sales & prices, SUPPLY & demand, EXPORTS, ELASTICITY (Economics)
Abstract

Australia's resources boom is underpinned by increased demand from industrialising China and a rise in export prices. Current depletion rates will soon exhaust currently known reserves of iron ore and coal. This paper presents a dynamic optimisation model of a growing open economy where a social planner chooses the time path for depletion of a non-renewable resource during a demand-led resources boom. We find that for particular functional forms and in the absence of extraction and social costs, the optimal depletion rate equals the difference between the price elasticity of export demand times the world interest rate and growth in export demand. In contrast to the existing literature, we show that the optimal depletion rate is unaffected by a temporary increase in price, but reduced by growth in demand which is in turn sustained by offshore steel production and urbanisation. The main theoretical implication is that growth in export demand from China reduces the depletion rate. Australian iron ore exports, simulated using this theory, move together with actual volumes over the period 1995-2011, and the error between simulated and actual iron ore exports is lower for the model in this paper than it is for the model without growth in export demand. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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16. SUBURBS TO WATCH.

Author

Koulizos, Peter, Arnold, Peter, and Sirianni, Joe

Subjects
REAL property sales & prices, CAPITAL, EBOLA virus disease, IRON ore sales & prices, UNEMPLOYMENT
Abstract

The article provides an update on property prices in Australia as of December 2014. Topics mentioned include Sydney, New South Wales as the best-performing capital in 2014 due to strong growth in property prices in the city, factors that could contribute to a slowdown in the property market in 2015 including airline disasters, the Ebola virus outbreak in Africa, and Islamic State invasions in Iraq and Syria, and a list of suburban areas offering opportunities for growth.

Published
2014

17. INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN IRON ORE PRODUC TION AND MARITIME TRANSPORT.

Author

TODORUT, A. V., PALIU-POPA, L., and CIRNU, D.

Subjects
*IRON ores, *STEEL industry, *MANUFACTURING industries, *RAW materials, *MARITIME shipping, *IRON ore sales & prices
Abstract

The maritime industry plays an important role in international trade, transporting a total of 10,1 billion tons of merchandise in 2015, representing over 80% of all global trade, with dry cargo estimated to account for over two thirds of the total seaborne trade. Bulk carriers supply the raw materials needed by the steel industry and container ships transport the steel products. Demand and supply for seaborne transport is influenced by trends in global economy and worldwide demand for commodities. The paper analyzes the most important economic determinants in the supply of metallurgical raw materials, highlighting the importance of the shipping sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

18. A bit of good cheer.

Subjects
RECYCLING industry, SCRAP materials, IRON ore sales & prices, CONFERENCES & conventions, PRICES
Abstract

The article discusses the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) 2016 Convention & Exposition to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada in April 2016. It mentions the increase in scrap prices higher than iron ore. It presents the views of Namik Ekenci of the Turkish Steel Exporters Association of Istanbul, regarding the decline in price of iron ore in 2015.

Published
2016

19. Iron Ore Market Report 2017: Prices and demand for high-quality iron ore increases. Future over capacity could threaten lower quality and high cost iron ore operations.

Author

Löf, Anton and Ericsson, Magnus

Subjects
*IRON ore sales & prices, *ORES, *MINES & mineral resources, *INDUSTRIAL productivity, *PRICES, IRON industry prices
Abstract

The article reports on the developments in the iron ore market in 2017. Topics discussed include the increase in high-quality iron ore prices and demand, its impact on the growth of the economy, the strengthened production of iron ore, its trading performance, and the threat of its future capacity to high cost and lower quality iron ore operations.

Published
2017

20. NMDC rises on producing 2.98 MT of iron ore in June.

Subjects
STOCK prices, IRON ore sales & prices, PRODUCTION (Economic theory), IRON ores
Abstract

The company's Chhattisgarh mines produced 1.94 MT of iron ore and registered sales volume of 2.22 MT [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

21. Scrap Rebounds, But Worries Linger.

Author

Markham, Dan

Subjects
SCRAP materials, METAL industry, ECONOMIC recovery, IRON ore sales & prices, DEPRESSIONS (Economics), PRICES
Abstract

The article reports on the negative performance of the U.S. scrap market in 2016 despite its significant recovery following the year-over-year negative pricing. Topics discussed include the weak gains of obsolete steel scraps, the increase of price disparity between prime and obsolete materials, and the depressed prices of iron ore.

Published
2016

22. ON BARNACLED BOTTOMS.

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, IRON ores, STEEL industry, CORPORATE profits, INTERNATIONAL trade
Abstract

The article focuses on the performance of iron ore shipper Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. as of May 15, 1959. Special attention is paid to the relation between iron ore prices, announced by Cleveland Cliffs and described by the author as "standing still" and the increased production in steel industry. The impact of iron ore imports on the corporation's earnings is also analyzed.

Published
1959

23. NMDC Limited.

Subjects
FINANCIAL performance, MINERAL industries, IRON ore sales & prices
Abstract

The article offers information on the financial performance of National Mineral Development Corp., an Indian-owned mining company, in the fiscal year 2016 (FY16). Topics include the comparison between the company's sales in the first half (H1) and second quarter (Q2) in 2016-2016 and 2015-2016 featuring exports, production, and turnover, prices and sales of iron ore, and top shareholders such as Life Insurance Corp. of India and State Bank of India.

Published
2016

24. A new landscape for iron ore: Michelle Madsen looks at the events that drove iron ore prices down to under $50 per tonne and the outlook for the market in the near term.

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, PRICE cutting, INTERNATIONAL markets, BUSINESS forecasting, MINERAL industries, COMMERCE
Abstract

The article focuses on the factors contributing to the price decline of iron ore globally and the outlook for the iron ore market in 2015. Topics include the expected price decline in iron ore and their impact to the mining sector, the strategy undertaken by the key leaders to increase the volume of high-grade iron ore such as BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, and Vale, and how the iron ore price decline reshapes the middle-tier market globally and the Chinese domestic market.

Published
2015

25. Scrap under pressure from all sides.

Subjects
IRON industry, SCRAP materials, IRON ore sales & prices, STEEL
Abstract

The article discusses the impact of low iron ore prices, poor steelmaking growth and international trade dynamics on ferrous scrap sector. Topics includes views of Metal Bulletin Research senior analyst Atilla Widnell, on negative scrap price; views of West Chester managing director Christopher Plummer, on growth of crude steel production; and 155 million tonnes of steel consumed by China.

Published
2015

26. Pulling Back Across the Board.

Author

Walker, Simon

Subjects
*IRON ore sales & prices, *INVESTMENTS
Abstract

The article discusses the findings of an annual survey conducted by the periodical on development of mining projects across the world as of January 2015. Topics discussed include decline in iron ore price because of low demand from China and low investments by major mining companies such as Vale SA and Rio Tinto PLC; share of metal mining company Capstone Mining and school product maker Kores in copper-iron development project in Chile and a chart which lists costs of major mining projects.

Published
2015

27. Buttonwood: Pumping iron.

Subjects
*METAL prices, *COVID-19 pandemic, *IRON ore sales & prices, *FINANCIAL markets, *STEEL manufacture
Abstract

The article informs about an increase in prices of metals due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It mentions about an increase in prices of iron ore; and It mentions that the ocean of liquidity created by the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank has washed into financial markets of all kinds; and much of the steel manufactured in China is for buildings and for infrastructure, such as bridges, railways and subway lines.

Published
2020

28. China bets on a yuan-oil bonanza.

Author

McCaw, Michael

Subjects
ENERGY industries, PETROLEUM export & import trade, IRON ores, IRON ore sales & prices, ENERGY security
Abstract

The article reports that Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) has released the crude-oil futures contract that is upsetting the domestic and international oil markets. It notes that China was the number one importer of crude oil in 2017. Topics include energy security goals, rise in iron ore prices in China, and rise in volatility.

Published
2018

29. A Global Chill Hits Home.

Author

SCHWARTZ, NELSON D., CRESWELL, JULIE, Krauss, Clifford, and Mouawad, Jad

Subjects
*PRICES, *PRODUCE trade, *PETROLEUM sales & prices, *IRON ore sales & prices, *AGRICULTURAL economics, *AGRICULTURE, UNITED States economy, 2009-2017
Abstract

The article looks at sharp reductions in prices for commodities such as crude oil, iron ore, and agricultural crops like corn and soybeans, with a particular focus on economic conditions in the U.S. heartland. It is suggested that falling prices have benefited some consumers and businesses such as airlines while causing strain in the manufacturing and agricultural sectors. Details on the role of China's consumption of raw materials in global commodity prices are presented.

Published
2015

30. CHINA'S WILD RIDE.

Author

Grigg, Angus and Murray, Lisa

Subjects
REAL property, ECONOMIC conditions in China, 2000-, REAL property sales & prices, IRON ore sales & prices, STOCKS (Finance), BANKING industry
Abstract

The article discusses present state of real estate business China and as of July 2015, citing example of infrastructure of Hohhot in Mongolia, China. It states that the country has experienced a decline in purchase of real properties and mentions pertinence of decrease in iron ore price with the real estate business. It cites the countries challenges pertaining to sharemarket that has reportedly caused slowdown in economy and notes measures of Chinese banks regarding the situation.

Published
2015

31. A DECISION THAT HIT THE SPOT.

Author

Frith, Damon

Subjects
*COMMODITY exchanges, *CONTRACTS, *ECONOMIC demand, *COAL sales & prices, *IRON ore sales & prices, *INTERNATIONAL competition
Abstract

The article discusses an interview with BHP Billiton chief executive officer (CEO) Marius Kloppers regarding commodity market issues. He explains the establishment of long-term contracts in commodity trading particularly when the demand is high. He discloses results of a research he conducted into coal and iron ore market prices. He also comments on how declining global economic conditions affected demand for commodities.

Published
2012

32. Australia Trade Surplus Rockets to Record on Resurgent Iron Ore.

Author

Heath, Michael

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, BALANCE of trade
Abstract

The article discusses that Australia's trade surplus to a record as mineral exporters cashed in on resurgent iron ore prices, along with highlighting the nation's connection to sectors of China's economy benefiting from fiscal stimulus. It mentions that recovery in resources and stabilization of the property market as economic growth drivers.

Published
2019

33. Market Slump Slows Africa's Iron Ore Project Growth.

Author

du Venage, Gavin

Subjects
*IRON ore sales & prices, *MINERAL industries, *MERGERS & acquisitions
Abstract

The article discusses the issues of iron ore mining industries with decrease in the price of iron ore along with focus on African iron ore industry. Topics discussed include comments from economist Jim O'Neill, regarding the policy of China to grow domestic consumption, Andrew Chubb of corporate advisory firm Hannam & Partners, regarding mining industries in Africa and acquisition of the Tonkolili mine from African Minerals by steel producer Shandong.

Published
2015

34. "Reduce import duty on raw material".

Author

Siddiqui, Omer Ahmed

Subjects
CHIEF executive officers, STEEL manufacture, STEEL industry, STEEL exports & imports, IRON ore sales & prices, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

An interview with P. N. Khandelwal, chief executive officer of ferroy alloys manufacturer Hira Power & Steels Ltd., is presented. Topics include the perception on the growth on steel production in India, the impact of high domestic steel prices on the exports of engineering products from India, and the move of Indian government to reduce the prices of exported iron ore to help revive the mining industry.

Published
2016

35. Part of the big picture.

Subjects
RECYCLING industry, SCRAP materials, IRON ore sales & prices, CONFERENCES & conventions, PRICES
Abstract

The article discusses the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) 2016 Convention & Exposition to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada in April 2016. It mentions the increase in scrap prices higher than iron ore. It presents the views of Namik Ekenci of the Turkish Steel Exporters Association of Istanbul, regarding the decline in price of iron ore in 2015.

Published
2016

36. Ore-inspiring.

Subjects
*GROSS domestic product, *IRON ore sales & prices, *CAPITAL movements, *HOUSING, *PROPERTY tax, ECONOMIC conditions in China
Abstract

The article focuses on the statement of Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang regarding the potential improvement and growth in China's gross domestic product (GDP). Topics discussed include the increase in iron ore's price, the role of capital controls of China in the country's economic pressure, and the social housing and property tax.

Published
2016

37. Free Fall.

Author

KALA, RISHI

Subjects
MINERS, MINERAL industries, IRON ore sales & prices, EXPORT duties, ECONOMIC competition, TAXATION
Abstract

The article discusses how miners in Goa, India has appealed to the government to lower taxes and levies as world iron ore prices continue to fall. Topics covered include the concerns of Goan miners that prices of iron ore will continue to plummet and the Goan mining industry's belief that scrapping export duty would enable India to become competitive in the global market.

Published
2016

38. IRON ORE DAILY: Seaborne prices rangebound on limited trades.

Author

Zhang, July

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, STEEL prices, STEEL exports & imports, METAL prices, METALS, INTERNATIONAL trade
Abstract

Seaborne iron ore prices remained rangebound on Wednesday September 12, with only a few trades reported on an index-linked basis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

39. China AM: Ferrous futures tumble after Trump heats up trade war.

Author

Song, Miranda

Subjects
TARIFF, IRON ore sales & prices, STOCK exchanges
Abstract

China's ferrous futures dropped during morning trading on Monday September 10 following threats by the United States president for tariffs to be extended to more Chinese goods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

41. IRON ORE DAILY: Participants hold breath over Tangshan's output caps.

Author

Zhang, July

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, STEEL exports & imports, STEEL prices, STEEL manufacture
Abstract

Seaborne iron ore trading stayed muted on Monday September 3 with participants waiting for more clarity on production restrictions in China's steelmaking hub of Tangshan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

42. IRON ORE DAILY: Seaborne trading activity lags behind port market.

Author

Zhang, July

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, IRON ores, HARBOR maintenance & repair, ORES, PREMIUMS (Retail trade), INTERNATIONAL trade, PRICES
Abstract

Seaborne iron ore trading stayed thin on Tuesday September 4, while transaction activity at Chinese ports increased. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

43. Steelmaking Raw Materials Trade Log, September 4, 2018.

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, PIG iron, STEEL manufacture, ORES, PRICES
Abstract

The latest bids, offers and deals in the global markets for iron ore, pig iron, direct-reduced iron and other steelmaking raw materials. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

44. Seaborne iron ore pellet and concentrates prices retreat slightly.

Author

Theo, Alex

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, SINTERING, PELLETIZING, PELLETIZING (Ore-dressing), ORE-dressing
Abstract

Seaborne iron ore pellet prices saw little change last week, amid continued demand due to restrictions on pelletizing and sintering operations in China. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

45. Steelmaking Raw Materials Trade Log, September 3, 2018.

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, PIG iron, STEEL manufacture, RAW materials, STEEL industry, PRICES
Abstract

The latest bids, offers and deals in the global markets for iron ore, pig iron, direct-reduced iron and other steelmaking raw materials. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

46. Steelmaking Raw Materials Trade Log, September 7, 2018.

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, PIG iron, STEEL manufacture, RAW materials, BIDS, PRICES
Abstract

The latest bids, offers and deals in the global markets for iron ore, pig iron, direct-reduced iron and other steelmaking raw materials. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

47. IRON ORE DAILY: Seaborne trading keeps up momentum.

Author

Zhang, July

Subjects
IRON ore sales & prices, ORES, CASH discounts, MILLS & mill-work, PRICES
Abstract

Seaborne iron ore trading stayed relatively active on Friday September 7 after mainstream Australian fines changed hands in deals with no discount a day earlier. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

48. China AM: Ferrous futures rise as Tangshan reinstates steel production caps.

Author

Sharma, Deepali

Subjects
STEEL manufacture, IRON ore sales & prices, COKE (Coal product), REINFORCING bars sales & prices, PRICES
Abstract

China's ferrous futures rose during morning trading on Thursday September 6, following the confirmation of steel production restrictions in Tangshan for this month, which had been issued earlier this week only to be withdrawn shortly after. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

50. China AM: Coking coal futures rise against downtrend.

Author

Sharma, Deepali

Subjects
COKING coal sales & prices, COKING coal, RAW materials, IRON ore sales & prices, REINFORCING bars, INTERNATIONAL trade
Abstract

Coking coal futures bucked a downtrend in China's ferrous futures market during morning trading on Wednesday September 5. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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