Iron ore price charts for April 18, 2017:




Tianjin benchmark crashed $3.10 to $61.50. Paper is still in free fall. Coking coal futures were put to the sword.
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Bloomberg reckons we’re near the bottom:
Iron ore price charts for April 18, 2017:
Tianjin benchmark crashed $3.10 to $61.50. Paper is still in free fall. Coking coal futures were put to the sword.
Bloomberg reckons we’re near the bottom:
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