What's changed in Q4 2015 - iron ore costs update
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In Q4 2015 we completed a full update of costs and production for mines in Australia, Ukraine, Russia, Sweden and China. US dollar costs have continued to fall in all of these countries owing to weaker exchange rates and further direct cost cutting.
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