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Donald TrumpLONDON: World markets found steadier ground on Monday (Oct 13) after being whipsawed by broadsides in the US-China trade war, while gold hit new record highs in a sign that uncertainty remained high.While US President Donald Trump had threatened 100 per cent tariffs on China from Nov 1 and Beijing threatenedSee the Story
Sentiment Steadies After Trump Cools Rhetoric on China Trade, Gold at Record Highs
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Infrastructure · Western Australia(Reuters) -Rio Tinto reported a 6% sequential rise in third-quarter iron ore shipments on Tuesday, despite planned major maintenance activities and infrastructure works which will continue in the fourth quarter. The world’s biggest iron ore producer shipped 84.3 million tonnes (Mt) of the steel-making commodity from its Pilbara operations in the three months ended September 30, compared with 79.9 Mt shipped in the previous quarter. That marginal…See the Story
Rio Tinto’s Third-Quarter Iron Ore Shipments Rise 6% Sequentially
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