Vale’s iron ore output will rise only if prices increase: CEO

The chief executive officer of Brazil’s Vale SA, the world’s largest iron ore producer, said in an interview published on Sunday that the company would ramp up annual production to 450 million tonnes only when prices rise.

Weather plays havoc with China coal imports, prices

Thermal coal prices in Asia have had a strong run recently, amid Chinese demand and supply disruptions in major...

These lower oil prices could represent a buying opportunity: Expert

Oil prices fell sharply this week on concerns about global oversupply, but now might be the time to buy the...

India: Iron ore export slumps with fall in global prices

Iron ore exports from India were down 53 per cent in the past two months as China, a major consumer, took...

Dry Bulk Charter rates plunge 30% as iron ore prices sag

Falling iron ore prices have helped sink charter rates for bulk carrier vessels, as resource companies turn up...

Novorossiisk bunker fuel falls amid lower domestic and Turkish prices

Bunker fuel at the Russian Black Sea port of Novorossiisk tumbled Monday, amid pressure from the domestic fuel...

Chinese iron ore and steelmaking prices June 20 2017

Overall iron ore market sees improvement and prices increase slightly compared with that of yesterday. Partial...