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  • Greens Criticise Labor’s Climate Targets for Being Inconsistent With Paris Agreement
    Greens Criticise Labor’s Climate Targets for Being Inconsistent With Paris Agreement
    Anthony Albanese has not outlined his government's 2035 emissions target ahead of the election, saying he would do it 'sometime next year.'
    November 17, 2024BY Celene Ignacio
  • Australia Ready to Handle Iron Ore Surplus as Chinese Demand Drops
    Australia Ready to Handle Iron Ore Surplus as Chinese Demand Drops
    The Department of Industry, Science, and Resources forecasts export volumes of iron ore to increase 2.3 percent annually ...
    August 5, 2024BY Celene Ignacio
  • China Establishes a Mineral Resources Group to Strengthen Its Bargaining Power in Global Market
    China Establishes a Mineral Resources Group to Strengthen Its Bargaining Power in Global Market
    News Analysis China has set up a new state-owned group in charge of centralized iron ore procurement to ...
    August 10, 2022BY Anne Zhang
  • Beijing Creates New State-Owned Iron Ore Giant to Weaken Australian Miners
    Beijing Creates New State-Owned Iron Ore Giant to Weaken Australian Miners
    In a bid to gain control over iron ore prices, Beijing has created a new state-owned mineral giant ...
    July 21, 2022BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Think Tank Warns Australia Over Iron Ore Trade with China
    Think Tank Warns Australia Over Iron Ore Trade with China
    A new report released by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) on Wednesday urges Australia to take action ...
    September 22, 2021BY Cindy Li
  • Beijing Strangles Its Steel Industry to Rein in Iron Ore Prices
    Beijing Strangles Its Steel Industry to Rein in Iron Ore Prices
     Analysis Iron ore prices have tumbled as Beijing has suppressed demand and cracked down on its domestic steel ...
    September 2, 2021BY Daniel Khmelev
  • Chinese-Linked Miner in Pole Position for African Iron Ore Project
    Chinese-Linked Miner in Pole Position for African Iron Ore Project
    Beijing’s attempts to pivot their iron ore supply chains away from Australia to Africa appear to be taking ...
    July 1, 2021BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Mining the Backbone of Australia’s Budget Bounce Back
    Mining the Backbone of Australia’s Budget Bounce Back
    Analysis The Federal Budget's release on Tuesday has unveiled Australia's mining sector as the foundation for Australia's ambitious ...
    May 12, 2021BY Daniel Khmelev
  • Chinese Demand for Australian Iron Ore Still Booming Despite Trade Tensions
    Chinese Demand for Australian Iron Ore Still Booming Despite Trade Tensions
    Australian iron ore exporters aren't feeling any effects of Beijing's ongoing economic sanctions against Australian exports, as China’s ...
    April 22, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Andrew Forrest Vows to Make His Iron Ore Operations Carbon Neutral by 2030
    Andrew Forrest Vows to Make His Iron Ore Operations Carbon Neutral by 2030
    Australian iron ore mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has announced that his Fortescue Metals Group (FMG) plans to get into ...
    March 18, 2021BY Caden Pearson
  • Aussie Iron Ore Miners Hit as Chinese Steel Production Wanes
    Aussie Iron Ore Miners Hit as Chinese Steel Production Wanes
    Australian iron ore companies saw their share prices dive on Wednesday in response to declining steel sector activity ...
    January 28, 2021BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • China Trade War Against Australia Backfires
    China Trade War Against Australia Backfires
    LAUNCESTON, Australia—China is paying a heavy toll for its efforts to punish Australia by banning or restricting certain ...
    January 27, 2021BY Reuters
  • Congo Strips Aussie Miners of Iron Ore Projects as Beijing Trade Dispute Widens
    Congo Strips Aussie Miners of Iron Ore Projects as Beijing Trade Dispute Widens
    Amid the ongoing trade disputes that Beijing has instigated against Australian exporters, the Republic of Congo (ROC)—which is ...
    December 23, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Resources Minister Rejects Senator’s Call to Impose Counter Tariff on Chinese Iron Ore Exports
    Resources Minister Rejects Senator’s Call to Impose Counter Tariff on Chinese Iron Ore Exports
    Federal Resources and Water Minister Keith Pitt has dismissed a suggestion from Nationals Senator Matt Canavan to impose ...
    December 14, 2020BY Alex Joseph
  • WA State Government Will Use Iron Ore Proceeds to Fund a New Maternity Hospital
    WA State Government Will Use Iron Ore Proceeds to Fund a New Maternity Hospital
    A stunning surge in the iron ore price has propelled Western Australia's budget further into surplus, with the ...
    December 6, 2020BY AAP
  • Time for Australia to ‘Diversify Trade Relationships:’ Queensland Senator
    Time for Australia to ‘Diversify Trade Relationships:’ Queensland Senator
    Queensland Nationals Senator Matt Canavan thinks the Australia-China relationship "will never be the same" and Australia should find ...
    December 2, 2020BY Caden Pearson
  • Australia’s Recovery Reliant on Smart Spending: Deloitte
    Australia’s Recovery Reliant on Smart Spending: Deloitte
    Chris Richardson, a Deloitte economist, believes that although Australia has almost a $200 hundred billion budget deficit it ...
    September 28, 2020BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Steelmaker ArcelorMittal Warns Decarbonization of Industry Would Cost Billions
    Steelmaker ArcelorMittal Warns Decarbonization of Industry Would Cost Billions
    ArcelorMittal presented plans last week for carbon-neutral steel production across its European operations by 2050, but said that ...
    July 2, 2020BY Alan McDonnell
  • Survey: China Slowdown and the Global Economy
    Survey: China Slowdown and the Global Economy
    China's roaring economy for years has pulled much of the rest of the world with it, soaking up ...
    November 2, 2014BY Christopher S. Rugaber
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