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North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q1 2015
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Report summary
Compared to Q4 2014, we begin 2015 with a 14% decrease in delivered costs to North China. The 62% Fe equivalent delivered cash costs for Australia and Brazil are at an all-time low of US$39/tonne and US$38/tonne, respectively. The decrease is due to a combination of cost cutting, tax relief and oil-price reductions in operating costs and seaborne freight.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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North China delivered costs – as shipped
- Delivered iron ore cash cost, CFR North China Q1 2015 US$/wmt
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Adjusted to 62% Fe dry tonne basis, seaborne dataset
- Delivered iron ore cash costs, CFR North China Q1 2015 US$/dmt 62% Fe equivalent
- Table 1: Average total cash costs – FOB and CFR North China
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Adjusted to 62% Fe – dry tonne basis, China dataset
- China 2014 US$/dmt 62% Fe equivalent total cash cost curve – by market
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- North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q1 2015: Image 1
- North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q1 2015: Image 2
- North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q1 2015: Table 1
- North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q1 2015: Image 3
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