Katharine Gemmell

(Bloomberg) -- Iron ore sank below $100 a ton, hitting the lowest level in more than two weeks, as China's efforts to support growth underwhelmed investors, and miners continued to ramp up operations.

Importers are getting swamped and are raising trade barriers ArcelorMittal and Nippon Steel are among the firms to complain

China’s steel exports have exploded higher. History suggests it can’t last.

China's Steel Output Lifts Iron Ore Even as Low Season Begins Katharine Gemmell and Jessica Zhou 2 min read

The world’s appetite for US corn is climbing. Copper output from the world’s top supplier of the wiring metal is clawing back after years of declines. And China’s electric vehicle boom threatens to undermine gasoline demand.

Chile, the world's top copper supplier, is on the rebound after enduring mining setbacks that hobbled output. By Tarso Veloso, James Attwood and Katharine Gemmell, Bloomberg

Base metals and iron ore advanced ahead of the conclusion of a key policy meeting in China, where leaders are expected to map out next year’s economic priorities.

Base metals and iron ore advanced ahead of the conclusion of a key policy meeting in China, where leaders are expected to map out next year's economic priorities.

(Bloomberg) -- Iron ore headed for a weekly loss, as Australia's government forecast sharply lower prices, the US dollar hit a two-year high, and traders waited for China's next move to support its economy.

Futures dropped for a fourth day in Singapore, to trade about 3% lower for the week. By Katharine Gemmell, Bloomberg 20 Dec 2024