China Halts BHP Iron-Ore Cargoes: What It Means for ASX Miners

China's pricing standoff with BHP raises fresh risks for ASX miners, iron ore prices, and the Australian Dollar.

China Pulls the Plug on BHP Cargoes

China bans BHP iron ore cargoes in a pricing dispute as Bloomberg (via Reuters) reports that China's state buyer, China Mineral Resources Group (CMRG), has temporarily banned purchases of BHP's dollar-denominated seaborne iron-ore cargoes, escalating a pricing dispute. The move lands as the RBA holds the cash rate at 3.60%, keeping a cautious tone on inflation. For the ASX, the immediate question is how a CMRG-BHP standoff feeds through to spot prices, relative positioning vs. Rio Tinto/Fortescue, and the broader. . .

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