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It’s been a long time coming but without another sudden fall in supply, the iron ore boom which has propelled BHP, Rio Tinto and a number of other miners to record earnings is coming to an end.
A sharp drop late last week in the price of the most widely traded form of the material, ore containing 62% iron, not only saw a fall below US$200 a tonne but came with warnings from investment banks
Rubbing $100/t off the iron ore price constitutes more than a correction
