Rio Tinto, Iron Ore and Tropical Cyclone Sean

Rio Tinto clears Western Australia ports due to cyclones
Rio Tinto has begun clearing iron ore ships from two Western Australian ports due to tropical cyclones, and that is impacting efforts to repair infrastructure damaged in a cyclone last month, it said on Tuesday.
Rio Tinto Iron Ore at Risk as Cyclones Menace Pilbara
Rio Tinto Group’s iron ore shipments could take a further hit this quarter after operations at two ports in Western Australia’s Pilbara region were hampered by tropical cyclones.
Rio Tinto provides Iron Ore update following Tropical Cyclone Sean
Tropical Cyclone Sean delivered record rain along parts of the Pilbara coastline of Western Australia, impacting Rio Tinto rail and port operations.
Rio Tinto faces new iron ore shipping snarls due to cyclones
Rio Tinto , said on Tuesday it had begun clearing iron ore ships from two Western Australian ports as two tropical cyclones offshore swell seas and complicate its efforts to repair infrastructure damaged by a previous cyclone last month.
Rio Tinto confirms disruptions to iron-ore shipments
Australian iron-ore giant Rio Tinto confirmed on Friday that its rail and port operations in the Pilbara region had been disrupted by Tropical Cyclone Sean, which brought record rainfall to parts of Western Australia.
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Cyclones Delay Rio Tinto Exports from Australia
Rio Tinto said on Tuesday it had begun clearing iron ore ships from two Western Australian ports as two tropical cyclones
Why are Rio Tinto’s iron ore shipments staring at disruptions?
Two tropical cyclones off the coast of Western Australia have complicated Rio Tinto’s efforts to repair infrastructure ...
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Iron-ore pares losses on Australia supply worries, softer US dollar
Iron-ore futures clawed back higher on Thursday, supported by a softer dollar and Australia supply snags, while investors looked for fresh developments surrounding the trade war between the United ...