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Iron ore prices to surge as mills lose leverage

by samc last modified Mar 09, 2010 11:34 AM

The contract price for iron ore could surge by up to 80% from next month amid speculation that earlier predictions of an increase half that size could be grossly under-estimated.

  
Iron ore prices to surge as mills lose leverage

Steaming ahead: Positive outlook for iron ore market

It comes as market analysis from Commodore Research and Consultancy shows capesize rates hit US$37,804 a day in the first week of March, a 33% increase from the end of February.

The group's weekly dry bulk report also had panamax rates...

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