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2016
Iron-ore gets its Groundhog Day moment as tumble follows surgeBy:IRON-ORE Iron-ore is having a Groundhog Day moment. Prices that were pumped up on speculative enthusiasm are now headed for the biggest weekly drop in six months, echoing a sharp rise and tumble seen in April and May that was driven by a surge and fade in trading in China, the largest buyer.
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