iron ore miners

The world’s fourth largest iron ore miner disappointed with its half year results, falling short of market hopes with profit and dividend.

Profits and dividends were down but the Big Australian executed well, according to Martin Currie's Michael Slack.

Major broker Morgan Stanley is concerned that the recent rally in the iron ore price post-China stimulus announcements may be unsustainable.

One of the great mysteries of Chinese iron ore production is the grade. We show that it is around 15%, meaning around four times higher cost

Iron ore peaked at US$140/t in January but is now closing in on the psychological US$100/t support level. We investigate how low might go.

Iron prices are falling again and it’s having a negative impact on key ASX iron ore shares. It will impact BHP’s dividend too, thinks UBS.

The iron ore price is down over 25% in 2024 and ASX iron ore stocks are tanking. Major broker Macquarie tips iron ore can fall even further.

Citi suggests a major reason for recent weakness in the iron ore price is a surge in supply hitting the market from non-traditional sources.

Lithium will recover, iron ore remains resilient, and we’re headed for a nuclear renaissance, says Janus Henderson

Beyond the numbers, what can we learn from one of the world's largest miners FY23 results?