China’ next round of ore talks in jeopardy

mining news | September 9, 2009 | 7:48 pm Top Companies Iron Ore

China’s next iron ore pricing negotiation is now in jeopardy after Rio Tinto suspended this year’s talks with Chinese steel mills without agreement just two months before the 2010 round was due to begin.

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