China and Australia are caught in a mounting showdown, with fierce clashes over rare earths and iron ore fueling the fire. Trade restrictions and fierce competition for resource access lie at the core of this conflict, disrupting global supply chains and putting immense pressure on their already fragile relationship
Australia’s Prime Minister has raised alarm over reports that China has stopped buying BHP iron ore, signaling potential disruptions in trade ties and sending shockwaves through the commodity markets, Reuters reveals
Fenix Resources is thrilled to announce it has secured the rights to the Weld Range iron ore project in Western Australia, marking a major milestone in expanding its mining portfolio amid soaring global demand for iron ore
Australia’s top port has shattered records with a soaring iron ore export, driven by strong global demand. This remarkable surge underscores the nation’s vital role in the global minerals market, boosting trade and powering economic growth
Vale has announced a dip in iron ore production for the first quarter, primarily attributed to the heavy rains sweeping across Brazil that have hampered mining activities. This weather-related disruption poses significant challenges for the company as it strives to sustain its production levels. With these adverse conditions in play, concerns are mounting regarding future supply stability.
