Global iron ore suppliers to try to put pressure on Chinese steelmakers and the China Iron & Steel Association (CISA) by spoofing, namely the spread of rumors.
Recently there were reports in the foreign media say China’s five major metallurgical companies a temporary supply of iron ore prices with Vale had reached, and BHP Billiton, rose 35% from USD 62 per tonne last year to $ 84 per ton. Read more
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