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Revenue U.S. Coal Miners Lower in Third Quarter
Income of U.S. coal miners has declined sharply in the third quarter. Coal miners decline in U.S. revenue due to demand for U.S. coal production from the producers of electricity generation. More tinggin coal prices if demand for coal exports from steel producers. Coal demand from steel producers can provide long-term effects.
China Steel Company Talks With Iron Ore Mining Companies (Vale, Rio and BHP) About Iron Ore Price
China’s steelmakers are facing low demand and potentially disastrous oversupply, supporting their insistence on a 40 percent cut in benchmark iron ore prices, an industry group executive said on Tuesday.
China Mining Exploration and Industry Sector, Plans Demand and Setting Commodity Prices
Chinese officials and entrepreneurs said Sunday that China should have bigger say in setting commodity prices, as oil and iron ore prices saw roller-coaster-like fluctuations in the past two years.
Russia’s Steel Companies Hold Negotiations With Iron Ore Mining Companies
On April 1, the start of China’s fiscal year, Russia’s steel producers hold negotiations with iron ore miners to work out the terms of their annual contracts.
China Steel Company and Mining Companies Negotiation on Iron Ore Price With World Iron Ore Giants
China is likely to kick off its negotiation with the world’s iron ore giants on iron ore prices after the Spring Festival, Chinese Lunar New Year, according to market guess.
Mine Prices Market and Trade Forecast Analyst, Coal, Iron Ore and Copper Mine Demand Slump
Copper prices may average $1.55 a pound, a 9 percent decline from Macquarie’s November forecast of $1.70, and 55 percent lower than the average price in 2008, analysts led by London-based Jim Lennon said in an e-mailed report today.
Mining Companies Can’t Stop Mine Production as Demand Global Industy Growth
The world’s biggest mining companies are cutting expansion plans by about $200 billion as prices of metals, demand from factories and funding for projects collapse.
Australia Cut Export Coal, Iron Ore Mine and Commodity Sales Forecast 10% on Crisis
Australia, the world’s largest shipper of coal, iron ore and wool, cut its commodity exports forecast by 10 percent because of the global financial crisis that may continue to hinder any recovery until the second half next year.
BHP Billiton Will Cut Iron Ore Production 25% on Demand
BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s largest mining company, may need to cut iron ore production by about a quarter next year as a slump in global steel output curbs demand for the raw material, Merrill Lynch & Co. said.
BHP, the world’s third-biggest iron ore producer, may curb output from mines in Western Australia by [...]
