Iron ore prices could slide to $140 per tonne
Oct 18, 2011 Author: admin | Filed under: car quotePrices of iron ore, the main ingredient for making steel, could slide to as low as $140 per tonne in the coming months. In September, spot iron ore prices grew above $181 per tonne, but on Monday fell deeply to $157.25.
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