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15
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2016
Iron-ore hits the skids as miners, banks wrangle over supplyBy:IRON-ORE After a stellar run in 2016, iron-ore has hit a rough patch. The prospect of a slump below $50 a metric ton is now back in view after the longest losing streak in more than five months as investors, analysts and miners spar over the impact of additional low-cost supply.
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