Nov 20 (Reuters) - China's state-owned iron ore buyer has ordered steel mills and traders to stop purchasing a certain type of BHP (BHP.AX), opens new tab iron ore, sources said, adding to a separate ...

The launch of Guinea’s US$20 billion Simandou iron ore project marks a globally significant milestone. The event on Tuesday at Guinea’s Morebaya port, attended by Chinese and regional African leaders, ...

Travelling by train can be enjoyable. A passenger can simply sit back and allow the journey to unfold at their leisure. The sounds of the train wheels on the rails, the subtle rocking of the train, ...

Protracted negotiations between China’s state iron ore buyer and miner BHP have tightened availability of some iron ore, seven sources said, underpinning prices despite weakening demand for the key ...

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Iron ore is moving toward 2026 on a positive momentum, although analysts warn about a constrained upside potential. A new study from BMI shows elevated prices, yet a gradually loosening market owing ...

China’s campaign to control the global iron ore trade has escalated after Beijing expanded its embargo on purchases from mining giant BHP, adding to fears about the future of Australia’s biggest ...

On an October morning along the Atlantic coast of West Africa, a bulk carrier named Winning Youth waited quietly in the port of Morebaya. It carried nearly 10,000 metric tons of blood-red earth, ...

NASHWAUK, MINN. – Last week, I gazed up at the largest mining truck in Iron Range history — a 400-ton Komatsu 980E-5. The yellow behemoth occupies some 44,000 cubic feet of space, similar to ...

The Indian Railways boasts one of the largest networks in the world, but did you know that the world's longest train does not run in India but in Australia. Yes, the Australian BHP Iron Ore train is ...

Is this economic combination a recipe for a renewed China-Australia trade war? Beijing has more steel than it needs. But the world wants more. So high iron ore prices appear entrenched. For now.