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Mining Weekly reported that Port Hedland and Dampier, two iron ore export terminals in Australia, reopened on Tuesday following brief shutdowns due to the threat of a cyclone.
Mining Weekly reported that Port Hedland and Dampier, two iron ore export terminals in Australia, reopened on Tuesday following brief shutdowns due to the threat of a cyclone.
As quoted in the market news:
Port Hedland, used by BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals Group and accounting for about a fifth of all seaborne-traded iron ore was closed for 10 hours. Dampier, where Rio Tinto sends ore, was closed for 17 hours, according to the authority.