Banchero Costa Weekly Market Report, Week 34 2026
2025 was another positive year for global seaborne iron ore trade. In Jan-Dec 2025, global loadings of iron ore increased by +3.5% y-o-y to   Source: banchero costa & c s.p.a
2025 was another positive year for global seaborne iron ore trade. In Jan-Dec 2025, global loadings of iron ore increased by +3.5% y-o-y to   Source: banchero costa & c s.p.a
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