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by Lauren Lewis 10:50AM, 02 Apr 2008
Chinese authorities have released between 150,000 to 200,000 tonnes of the spot price iron ore stranded at its ports.
Industry sources said customs officials allowed three traders to take the ore, which amounted to more than half the amount held...
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