Brazil's iron ore exports increase sharply in 2005

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Brazil’s iron ore exports increase sharply in 2005

Brazil's Foreign Trade Association (AEB) indicates that the country's iron ore exports will likely increase 71% year-on-year in terms of value to $8 billion in 2005. The export volume of iron ore is expected to amount 240 million tons this year, up 10.1% from 218 million tons in 2004. Last year's jump in steel demand, fueled by China's overheated economy and infrastructure modernization, caused a shortage of iron ore in the global market. On the other hand, analysts predict a surplus in iron ore in 2006 and 2007.

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