China rumored to be planning to cut tax on domestic iron ore

Monday, 31 May 2010 12:22:51 (GMT+3)   |  

With the big three iron ore mining giants - Vale, BHP Billition and Rio Tinto - achieving the switch to a quarterly pricing system and also obtaining their desired price increases, China's Ministry of Finance is rumored to be considering a tax reduction for domestic iron ore suppliers, aiming at supporting the domestic iron ore industry and reducing reliance on imported resources.

According to the expectations of local market players, such a possible tax reduction would mostly benefit domestic small and medium sized steel producers, since the large domestic steel mills still depend greatly on imported materials.


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