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Australia starts review of AD duty on steel products from six countries

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland up 7 percent in August

Australia posts first current account surplus in 44 years on back of commodity exports

Fortescue’s profit soars on rising iron ore prices

BHP Billiton more than doubles profit, declares record dividend

BlueScope approves expansion in US, condemns energy costs in Australia

Cyclone impacts Fortescue’s iron ore shipments in FY 2018-19

BHP Billiton’s iron ore output remains flat in FY 2019-20

Australia’s iron ore export revenues forecast to rise in 2019-20 amid high prices

Australia launches AD duty investigation on Chinese HDG steel angle

Australia terminates antidumping duty investigation on Turkish rebar

Free Rio Tinto revises down iron ore shipment guidance for 2019

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland up 10 percent in May from Apr

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland up 15.4 percent in Apr from Mar

Australia removes preliminary AD duty on Turkish rebar

Fortescue’s iron ore shipments down one percent in March quarter

BHP Billiton’s W. Australian iron ore output unchanged in July-March

Rio Tinto’s Pilbara iron ore shipments down 14 percent in Q1

Fortescue CEO: Chinese crude steel output to rise 3-4 percent in 2019

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland down 7 percent in Mar from Feb

Fortescue’s Iron Bridge project stage 2 to start production in 2022

BHP foresees iron ore output shortfall of 6-8 million mt after cyclone

Free Rio Tinto declares force majeure after Cyclone Veronica

Andrew Forrest: Global iron ore market likely to face supply deficit

Australia finds no injury in AD investigation on round bar from China

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland down 6.2 percent in Feb from Jan

Rio Tinto’s sales revenues up 1.25 percent in 2018

Fortescue sees lower net profit in H1 FY 2018-19

BHP Billiton posts net profit of US$3.76 billion for H1 FY 2018-19

Free Australia initiates AD expiry reviews on imports of HSS and plate

NAB raises its forecast for iron ore and coking coal prices in 2019

Manganese ore exports via Port Hedland down 12.9% in Jan from Dec

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland down 8.7 percent in Jan from Dec

Danieli partners with GFG Alliance for new structural and rail mill in Australia

Fortescue’s iron ore shipments up five percent in December quarter

JFE Steel ships first coking coal from Australia

Free BHP Billiton’s W. Australian iron ore output down 1% in H1 FY 2018-19

Rio Tinto’s Pilbara iron ore shipments up two percent in 2018

Rio Tinto declares force majeure on iron ore shipments due to fire at port

Free Australia imposes preliminary AD duty on rebar imports from Turkey

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland up 14.6 percent in Dec from Nov

Coal exports from PWCS up 43 percent in December from November

Australia revises AD duty rates on HSS from South Korea

Rio Tinto and Baowu Group agree to discuss JV extension

Fortescue’s first shipment of West Pilbara Fines leaves port

India begins mid-term review of AD duty on low- ash metallurgical coke from China, Australia

Australian rail workers to strike causing coal haulage delays

Manganese ore exports via Port Hedland up 72% in Nov from Oct

Iron ore exports via Port Hedland down two percent in Nov from Oct

Liberty Primary Steel investing in plant upgrade in Australia


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