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Global iron ore investment horizon outlook – Q3 2024
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Investments in iron ore mining are projected to decrease by 15-20% during the 2024-34 period when compared to the previous decade. This decline is largely due to shrinking demand from China and the availability of lower-cost supply. However, investor focus is shifting towards higher-grade ores, and with global decarbonisation efforts on the rise, could new opportunities in beneficiation and pelletisation emerge? Global demand is set to fall 1.1% in 2024—what are we seeing for 2025 and 2026? how will supply perform, and what would be the impact of Guinea's Simandou on the market balance? What impact will this have on prices?
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