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Iron Ore’s Drop Below $90 Tests High-Cost Supply as Losses Mount
Source: Bloomberg
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Iron ore falling below $90 a ton has put as much as 170 million tons of production into losses, UBS says. Prices would need to stay depressed for longer before sufficient supply exits to tighten the market.
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