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By Eric Knecht December 3, 2018

Categories: Energy Middle East Oil Government

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UK Declines to Support US Hormuz Blockade, PM Starmer Says

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Iron ore prices fall on the back of rising shipments and lower new bank lending data

Antofagasta flags up fuel and sulfuric acid prices as the main risks in spite of steady operations

Sources say that China has allowed domestic mills to purchase BHP iron ore.

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