Iron ore price

Via Bloomberg: “The trade war impact on commodity markets will be very small, with exception of soybeans where complete rerouting of supplies is not possible,” analysts including Jeffrey Currie said in the July 4 note.

Iron ore prices for July 6, 2018: Tianjin benchmark hit a new 2018 low of $62.50.

Today at 12.30 comes the live MB Fund Webinar, Resources – Dirty Business  will have David Llewellyn-Smith, Damien Klassen and Tim Fuller talking dirty on Australian Resources.

Iron ore prices for July 4, 2018: Tianjin benchmark was down 40 cents to $63.35.

The AFR has debate today on the outlook for commodities: “People are nervous and locating money away from resources, especially as resource companies have been running hard,” said Stephane Andre, portfolio manager at Alphinity Investment Management.

Iron ore prices for July 3, 2018: Tianjin benchmark eased 5 cents to $63.75.

Iron ore price charts for July 2, 2018: Tianjin benchmark faded  65 cents to $63.80.

Iron ore prices for June 29, 2018: Tianjin benchmark lifted 50 cents to $64.45.

Iron ore prices for June 29, 2018: Tianjin benchmark rose 15 cents to $63.95.

Iron ore prices for June 27, 2018: Tianjin benchmark fell 85 cents to $63.80.

Via USB: Governance Agreement signed with prosecutors… BHP Billiton, Vale and Samarco Mineracao today announced that they have reached an agreement with federal and state prosecutors regarding settlement of BRL20bn (US$6.2bn) in Civil Claims.

Iron ore prices for June 26, 2018: Tianjin benchmark was up cents to $64.65.

The Shanghai bourse leaves me cold.

Iron ore price charts for June 25, 2018:   Tianjin benchmark lifted 70 cents to $64.60.

Iron ore price for June 22, 2018: Tianjin benchmark firmed 5 dents to $63.90.

Tianjin benchmark fell 40 cents to $63.85.

Iron ore prices for June 20, 2018: Tianjin benchmark was unchanged at $64.25.

Iron ore prices for June 19, 2018: Tianjin benchmark was hit $1.75 to $64.25.

Iron ore prices for June 15, 2018: Prices have not updated today.

Iron ore prices for June 14, 2018: Tianjin benchmark was up 20 cents to $65.

Iron ore price charts for June 13, 2018: Tianjin benchmark fell 15 cents to $65.80.

If you listened to the daily bleating of Australia’s parliamentary coal maniacs, you could be forgiven for concluding that the sector was on its last legs.

Iron ore prices for June 12, 2018: Tianjin benchmark lifted 25 cents to $65.95.

Iron ore prices for June 8, 2018: Tianjin benchmark lifted 60 cents to $65.70.

Via UBS: What is Atlas Iron? AGO is predominately an iron ore producer. It has three operations in the north of the Pilbara and sold 14.4Mt (via Utah Point) in FY17 at a C1 cash cost of A$34.8/wmt FOB (cf. FMG c.US$11-12/wmt).