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| | | ... with weakening global growth -- in particular, China -- and its attendant impact on commodity prices (more specifically, iron ore). Yippee-kay-yay! Bring it on! A trip down memory lane shows how the Australian dollar's depreciation deflected not ... |
| | | | ... facing Australia. But true to its tag as the "Lucky Country", something positive Australia's way comes. The price of iron ore - its biggest export - is on the rise. Austrade figures show that exports of iron ore exports amounted to about A$63 billion ... |
| | | | ... accommodation. Education, he added, would continue to be an attractive sector, given that "it's our third-largest industry after iron ore and coal, and it's a strategically important part of the Australian economy." |
| | | | ... Services credits fell $118m (2%)". The report showed sharp drops in Australia's biggest commodity exports over the month. Iron ore shipments dropped by 10% while coal, coke and briquettes fell by 3% -- a consequence of China's on-going efforts to clean ... |
| | | | ... You, I and Irene could be forgiven for thinking so if you overlay today's Australian Financial Review's (AFR) headline, "Iron ore extends rally, fresh bull market beckons" with the Australian central bank's expectations on the direction of iron ore prices. ... |
| | | | ... to October while imports jumped by 24.6 over the same period. This comes despite the reduction in Chinese imports of iron ore and coal - Australia's top commodity exports - as Beijing proceeds with its on-going efforts to reduce over-capacity and improving ... |
| | | | ... the positives balance the negatives. Hence, the no change decision. All good... except for the Board's discussion on iron ore prices - disclosed in the meeting's minutes - was conspicuously absent in the earlier released statement. There was nary a single ... |
| | | | ... index is down 2.8% this year to date. So are Australia's major commodity exports - coal prices are lower by 11.1% and iron ore is 7.3%. The Australian dollar reached a high of US$0.811 during last week's trading before closing at US$0.806. And sure enough ... |
| | | | ... accommodation. Education, he added, would continue to be an attractive sector, given that "it's our third-largest industry after iron ore and coal, and it's a strategically important part of the Australian economy." Discussing Blue Sky's value proposition ... |
| | | | Iron ore continues the uptrend that started in mid-June, reaching US$70.24 a tonne overnight. For the technically inclined, this puts iron ore in a bull market - defined as a 20% increase from its nearest bottom - that should encourage further prices ... |
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