S&P puts BHP, RIO, FMG on negative watch

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Ratings agency Standard and Poor's has signalled credit rating downgrades for BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals just days after Treasurer Joe Hockey predicted iron ore prices could hit $US35-a-tonne. S&P placed eight iron ore miners on a negative credit watch after drastically revising its three-year price predictions for the steel-making commodity. The agency now expects a 2015 price of $US45-a-tonne (down from $US65), a 2016 price of $US50 (down from $US65) and a 2017 price of $US55 (down from $US70). (VIEW LINK)


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