(Bloomberg) — The world’s biggest iron ore miners face a difficult start to the year, after extreme weather impacted production and as their biggest customer China braces for a trade war.

BEIJING: Iron ore futures drifted higher on Thursday, as the focus shifted back to favourable fundamentals of firm near-term demand and lower supply, although intense trade tensions between the ...

Iron ore futures slipped on Friday and were headed for a second weekly loss weighed down by the lingering Sino-US trade tensions, but resilient demand, upbeat economic data and hopes of more ...

Vedanta Group Chairman Anil Agarwal envisions India surpassing Brazil and China to become the world's second-largest iron ore producer, leveraging its substantial 33 billion tonnes reserves.

China's iron ore imports in March fell slightly from the prior month to a 20-month low, defying analysts' expectations that monthly shipments would pick up as weather-induced supply disruptions eased.

Rio Tinto Group RIO reported iron ore shipments (on a 100% basis) of 70.7 million tons (Mt) for the first quarter of 2025, a 9% decline year over year. This was the lowest first-quarter shipment ...

BEIJING: Iron ore futures dipped on Friday, but were headed for a weekly gain due to resilient demand, upbeat economic data and hopes of more stimulus from top consumer China, although the ...

In the West African nation of Guinea a sleeping giant is stirring. The Simandou iron ore mine, a colossal project with vast reserves and high-grade ore, threatens to upend the global iron market ...

Continued growth in production of iron ore in the current financial year reflects the robust demand conditions in the user industry viz. steel. New Delhi, The iron ore production in April-February ...

RIO DE JANEIRO/SAO PAULO, April 15 (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Vale (VALE3.SA), opens new tab produced 67.7 million metric tons of iron ore in the first quarter of 2025, down 4.5% from a year ...

Rio Tinto Group’s first-quarter iron ore shipments fell 9% from the year before to a six-year low, after tropical cyclones disrupted exports from its key Australian terminal, though its growing ...

Iron-ore shipments from Rio Tinto’s massive Australian mining operations are likely to fall at the lower end of the miner’s estimates this year, following disruptions from four cyclones in ...