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China introduces foreign investors to trade in iron ore futures

ChinawillintroduceforeigninvestorstotradeindomesticironorefuturesfromMay4,accordingtothecountry'ssecuritiesregulator.TheironorefuturesaretradedontheDalianCommod

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China to cancel a third of iron ore mining rights in fight against smog

Chinawillcancelaboutathirdofitsironoremininglicenses,mostlybelongingtosmallpollutingminesaspartofBeijing’seffortstoimproveairquality,aminingassociationofficials

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World’s biggest ore ship completed in China

Theworld’sbiggestorecarriermanufacturedinChinaleftportonTuesday.ConstructionstartedlastOctober.Thenew-generationvesselhasanall-aroundupgrade,withgreener,moreenv

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DPRK denounces UN sanctions, says no negotiations over nuclear weapons

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Monday condemned the latest United Nations sanctions imposed against it over its weapons programs, saying it would not negotiate over its nuclear arms while it was threatened by the US, according to its official Korea Central News Agency (KCNA).

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DPRK denounces UN sanctions, says no negotiations over nuclear weapons

TheDemocraticPeople'sRepublicofKorea(DPRK)onMondaycondemnedthelatestUnitedNationssanctionsimposedagainstitoveritsweaponsprograms,sayingitwouldnotnegotiateoverit

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Chinese firm takes over the shares of African Minerals Limited

​The Chinese steel and iron giant, Shandong Iron and Steel group has acquired the remaining 75% stake in Sierra Leone's Tonkolili iron ore mines from the mining giant, African Minerals Limited (AML).

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Chinese market factors fuel iron ore price slump

The return of Chinese domestic iron ore producers to an already over-supplied market and a slowdown in China's residential property sector have contributed to the price of iron ore dipping below 100 U.S. dollars a tonne, according to Australian analysts.

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Chinese expert warns investing in Fortescue could be risky

Fortescue Metals Group's (FMG) low performance-price ratio and 12 billion U.S. dollar debt has sounded alarm bells for some Chinese investors recently.