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Rio misses quarterly iron ore estimates

Rio Tinto iron ore production from the Pilbara missed analyst estimates in the June quarter, raising a question mark over whether it can hit its annual target of 330 million tonnes.

Iron ore: not as much on the way as first thought

Iron ore: not as much on the way as first thought

Pilbara production rose 8% from a year earlier to 80.9Mt in the three months to June 30, shy of the 83.3Mt figure analysts had predicted. In the March quarter, Rio was forced to rein back its Pilbara...

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