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Iron ore hits two-week high

IN A reverse of Friday’s session, iron ore rose while nearly all other metals were lower.

Kristie Batten

The Metal Bulletin 62% fines price jumped 2.7% or $US1.29 to $48.82 per tonne, its highest price since April 1, after futures were higher yesterday. MB 58% fines rose 1.4% or 57c to $41.52/t. It...

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