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Three Things The Diamond Trade's Survival Depends on

Jun 3, 2016

The diamond industry is waking up to a new reality. Not only are the banks insisting on stricter compliance standards and pipeline integrity, but the largest mining companies and jewelry retailers are rapidly following suit. This is forcing ...

Tags: diamond industry, diamond

Iron Ore Majors Must Cut 'like It's 1994' to Halt Further Price Drop: Investec

Dec 16, 2015

Major iron ore producers will have to cut production like aluminum producers did in 1994 to halt the current slump in spot prices, investment bank Investec said in a note Tuesday. "In our view if iron ore prices prevail at current levels ...

Tags: iron ore, aluminum

Coal Shipments From Australia's Gladstone Port Rebound to Above 7 Mil Mt in Nov

Dec 15, 2015

Coal exports from Australia's Gladstone port exceeded 7 million mt in November, as buyers from China, Japan and South Korea increased their offtake, a report from Gladstone port authority Friday said. Throughput at the port -- which ships ...

Tags: Coal exports, thermal coal, coking coal

Asian Iron Ore Prices Hit $44/Dmt, Lowest Recorded on Iodex

Nov 25, 2015

Seaborne iron ore prices reached a new historic low Tuesday as the Platts 62% Fe Iron Ore Index, or IODEX, lost $0.75/dmt on the day to reach $44/dmt CFR North China. It is the lowest point the IODEX has been since Platts' began spot ...

Tags: Seaborne iron ore, steel, ore

Indian Consumption of Dalrymple Bay's Australian Coal Slumps in Oct

Nov 25, 2015

Dalrymple Bay coal terminal's exports to India slumped dramatically in October to just 266,700 mt compared with 873,500 mt in September and an on-month decline of 228%, according to shipping data for the Australian terminal released ...

Tags: coal, thermal coal, metallurgical coal

Iron Ore Miner Samarco Could Stop Shipments in Three Weeks: Source

Nov 10, 2015

Brazilian iron ore miner Samarco may be out of iron ore pellets within three weeks following a fatal tailings dam collapse last week, a source familiar with the company said Monday. An indefinite stoppage could affect global pellet ...

Tags: Samarco, iron ore miner, coals

Australia's First Commercial Diesel Displacement Solar Plant Starts Operation with 18, 000 First Solar PV Modules

Oct 12, 2015

Cadmium telluride (CdTe) thin-film photovoltaic (PV) module maker First Solar Inc of Tempe, AZ, USA, international mining group Rio Tinto and the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) have announced that Australia's first commercial ...

Tags: PV Modules, Solar Plant

A Sustained Diamond Supply Surplus

Sep 15, 2015

Don’t be fooled by the pitch that touts shortage as a reason for investors to plough dollars into the diamond mining sector. In fact, like many other commodities in the world today, the diamond industry is also drowning in a supply ...

Tags: Diamond Supply, diamond mining

China Sources 84% of H1 Iron Ore From Australia

Aug 1, 2015

China's iron ore demand is falling, but its share of imports from mining giants Australia and Brazil is rising, which is squeezing smaller miners and curbing their supply. China imported 453.1 million mt of iron ore in January-June, with ...

Tags: Iron Ore, Metals

The Diamond Is Forever Advertising Campaign Will Easily Resonate with Millennials

Jul 6, 2015

For those thinking that the Diamond is Forever advertising campaign will easily resonate with millennials, think again. De Beers has a lot of work to do before it relaunches the iconic slogan in late September, as part of Forevermark U.S. ...

Tags: dimond story telling, dimand industry

China to Eliminate Its 6% Tariff on Imports of Australian Thermal Coal

Jun 20, 2015

Australian thermal coal shippers such as BHP Billiton, Glencore, Peabody Energy and Rio Tinto may potentially have to wait until June 2017 for China to eliminate its 6% tariff on imports of Australian thermal coal, the Australian government ...

Tags: Import Tariff, Thermal Coal

Govt Is Supposed to Support China's Steel Industry

Mar 9, 2015

Chinese steelmakers are facing more headwinds this year as economic growth slows and need government support to tackle long-term overcapacity, the chairman of Anshan Iron & Steel Group said. China's steel sector has been struggling with ...

Tags: Steel, Metallurgy, Mineral

Keep an Eye Open for The Stories and Trends That Expected to Shape The Diamond Market

Jan 5, 2015

Diamantaires were happy to see the back of 2014. After all, it was a tough year in which polished diamond prices declined, accelerating the general downtrend evident since mid-2011. Therefore, there is understandably some uncertainty about ...

Tags: manufacturers ability, generic marketing, Arts

The World Diamond Conference That Took Place Last Week in New Delhi

Dec 22, 2014

The World Diamond Conference that took place last week in New Delhi, India, created a buzz in the industry that, frankly, needed a bit of a pick-up considering the state of the market. It not often that two heads of state attend a diamond ...

Tags: Diamond Trade, Arts

Chinese Steelmakers Eyes on Overseas Markets

Nov 10, 2014

Although dwindling domestic demand and excess capacity have shrunk profit margins for most Chinese steelmakers, it has inspired some to tap overseas markets for sustained, long-term growth. Hebei Iron &Steel Co, China's second-largest ...

Tags: Chinese Steelmakers, Iron, Steel

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