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TRADE AND COMMODITIES

by solerm last modified Jul 23, 2009 04:36 PM

Reduced China ore imports bring third-quarter rate fall
CHINA’S “shock and ore” fiscal stimulus package boosted freight rates in the first six months of 2009, but two new reports forecast average bulk carrier rates to fall in the third quarter.
Bluescope to ramp up steel production
BLUESCOPE Steel will restart its No.5 blast furnace at Port Kembla Steelworks next month after demand for steel improved and international prices for hot rolled coil increased.
Mineral sands output slumps
ILUKA Resources mineral sands production declined in the June quarter as the global economic downturn forced the company to restructure its production operations.
ABB ready for record Ardrossan shipments
AGRIBUSINESS ABB Grain’s non-grain specialist shipping terminal, Ardrossan, was preparing for its busiest period on record with 30 ships lined up in the next two months, the company said.
Rio Tinto denies agreement with China
RIO Tinto has rejected claims it agreed a 33% cut in prices with China’s steel mills.
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