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Japan and other major iron ore buyers risk becoming price takers as China’s state-backed purchasing company seeks greater influence over how the steelmaking ingredient is priced, according to consultant Wood Mackenzie Ltd.
Vale's New York shares fell 0.69% to US$13.02 on Tuesday and Rio Tinto lost 1.50%, while CSN rose 2.65%. What it means for Brazil and US investors. The post Vale Slips 0.69% as Rio Tinto Falls 1.50% | Iron Ore, Oct 20 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Iron ore miners fell on Wednesday 14 October as Brazil’s Vale lost 1.2% to US$13.21 and Rio Tinto 1.94% after US inflation lifted the dollar. The post Vale Falls 1.2% to US$13.21 as Rio Tinto Drops 1.9% | Iron Ore, Oct 14 appeared first on The Rio Times.
South Africa mining output fell 12.7% year on year in August, the steepest drop since October 2022, as platinum, coal and iron ore slumped. The post South Africa Mining Output Falls 12.7% in August appeared first on The Rio Times.
Vale’s New York shares fell 0.73% to US$13.52 on Monday 12 October and Rio Tinto fell 0.51%, while Brazil’s own exchange was shut for a holiday. The post Vale Slips 0.73% to US$13.52 as Brazil Shuts | Iron Ore, Oct 12 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Vale's shares rose 1.49% on 9 October even as iron ore extended a weekly drop on excess supply and weak Chinese steel demand. The post Vale ADR Rises 1.5% as Iron Ore Heads for Weekly Drop | Iron Ore, Oct 9 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Dalian iron ore touched its lowest level since 20 August on Monday, 28 September 2026, as China's crude-steel output kept shrinking. Vale slipped 0.15% to US$13.59 in New York, while CSN Mineração rebounded 2.02%. The post Iron Ore Slips to Five-Week Low as China Steel Cuts Weigh on Vale appeared first on The Rio Times.