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China's proven iron ore reserves reaches 10 billion tons
The total proved reserves of iron ore is said to be nearly 10 billion tons, according to the source from a meeting held recently by the Ministry of Land and Resources of P.R. China.

Refined Copper Imports by China Gain 12% in February
Refined copper imports by China, the world's largest consumer of the metal used in homes and power grids, gained 12 percent in February from a month earlier as demand improved and scrap supplies remained low.

China steel mills face doubling of iron ore prices
China's steel mills have been asked to accept a doubling of iron ore prices this year by their top supplier, Brazil's Vale, and are facing excessive steel output, a top industry official said.

China to begin trial of 4 Rio Tinto employees
An Australian executive and three other employees of mining giant Rio Tinto face charges of stealing secrets and offering bribes in a Shanghai trial beginning Monday that is viewed as a barometer of China's handling of foreign business.

Today's headlines

· China's central govt adds 5 billion RMB for mineral exploration in 2010

· Australia says Rio trial not to affect China trade

· China sets March 22nd trial date for Rio employees

· Steel firms face tough prospects in 2010

Int'l Highlights

· Rio set to help China grow resource assets - Albanese

· Moly Nears Spinifex Ridge Finance Pact, Financial Review Says

· NZ govt proposes mining in Coromandel, West Coast

· Halt Barrick Gold Mine Expansion, Nevada Tribes Urge Court

Specials

· 2010 Iron Ore Price Talks

· China Mining 2009

· China Mining 2008

· China Mining 2006

     
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