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Guinea’s mining project is held up as the bogeyman that will bring Australia’s biggest export industry to its knees. But Brazil will have a bigger say in future prices.

An Australian executive building an iron ore project in Guinea reckons demand for Australian ore may perversely rise if the Simandou province comes to fruition.

In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, everybody loves to talk battery minerals, but iron ore is still where the big money is.

In the 1970s, Japan turned to Brazil to reduce its reliance on Australian iron ore. Now history could be repeating itself as China looks to Africa.

Australian shares are set to open up, paced by further gains in Apple, Tesla and Netflix in particular. $A tops US70¢. Bitcoin tops $US23,000.

Steel giant Baowu’s increased role in the Simandou project underlines China’s determination to reduce its dependency on Australian iron ore.

Arrow Minerals Ltd (ASX:AMD) has leveraged historical geophysical data from the Simandou North Iron Project in Guinea to identify five new priority zones...

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Mining giant Rio Tinto intends to ramp up production for 2023, flags rising costs and little change to guidance in its fourth-quarter production report.

Iron ore prices have been rising this year. China’s authorities are resorting to a familiar playbook, and one not so familiar, in an attempt to moderate them.