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| | | ... ore's price. Demand comes from China - the world's biggest consumer (69.1% of total world iron imports) - where crude steel production continues surge (up by 19.1% in the year to March from 12.9% in the January-February period) as Chinese mills ... |
| | | | More than half of superannuation members surveyed by MLC reveal they are taking their retirement savings more seriously and are watching the stock markets more closely than ever. About 53% of the 1004 participants that took part in the survey said they ... |
| | | | ... recorded in March last year. No prize for the whys and wherefores but as it was then, it's still China's need for steel that's driving the iron ore price higher. Reuters reports that: "China's crude steel output rose 12.9% in the first ... |
| | | | ... past two weeks which, according to reports is due to concerns over further reduction cuts in Tangshan - China's top steel-producing city - under its anti-pollution plan. But akin to previous episodes, this is likely to be a pause rather than the ... |
| | | | AMP Capital will offload its $653 million global equities capability to a Canadian fund manager for an undisclosed figure. Montreal-based Fiera Capital has agreed to acquire the four-year-old strategy available to investors in the UK, via a UCITS platform ... |
| | | | ... production equals rising industrial demand. According to mining.com: "The country produced a record 1.05 billion tonnes of steel, a breakthrough as it is the first time the 1 billion mark has been exceeded". China's iron ore imports rose by 1.17 ... |
| | | | ... the Smorgon family fortune is in the realm of $2 or even $3 billion. The family is most notable for establishing Smorgon Steel but has interests in many other businesses including meat, paper, chemicals, plastics, electronics, steel, equities, cosmetics ... |
| | | | ... Industry ETI focuses on the "hard-to abate" supply chains that contribute a quarter of annual greenhouse gas emissions such as steel, aluminum, liquefied natural gas, lithium and chemicals. Cbus and Aurecon join National Australia Bank, Schneider Electric ... |
| | | | MLC Super has introduced a number of management and administration fee changes for a broad range of products that took effect this month. On November 1, management fees were reduced and commissions removed in the Access Pre Select Fund. Also on this ... |
| | | | ... capabilities will enable us to be successful," Federated Hermes' institutional business head of business development Harriet Steel said. "The appointment of Gary, Alex and Mark is built on the significant uplift we are seeing for our combined range of ... |
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