Aussie shares scrape positive week despite mining rout Rising global inflation has lifted the odds more central banks will have to hike interest rates, fomenting dark clouds over future earnings growth. AAP · Jun 19
The new man of steel! India seen filling the void China may leave India Steel Industry Growth 2026: Global steel demand is shifting from China to India and Southeast Asia. India's steel consumption is low, offering significant growth potential. Unlike China's property-driven boom, India's demand will stem from infrastructure, manufacturing, and urban development. This growth will be more gradual, influenced by execution challenges… The Economic Times · Jun 17
Australia's mining giants eye India, SE Asia for growth Mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto say new steel demand in India and Southeast Asia will offset stagnation in China. AAP · Jun 16
Iron ore miners highlight India, Asean as they look for growth after China SINGAPORE — Australia's iron ore miners emphasised on Tuesday how growing steel demand in India and Southeast Asia would help offset the stagnating market in top customer China, where they also face pressure from the state-owned buyer to lower prices and offer better terms. Bangkok Post · Jun 16
World's top miners BHP, Rio Tinto see India emerging as steel's next growth frontier beyond China Global mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto are focusing on India for future steel demand. India's rapid urbanisation and infrastructure projects are driving growth. This expansion is expected to offset slowing demand from China. Both companies are well-positioned to support India's ambitious steel production targets. The Global South, particularly India,… The Economic Times · Jun 16
Shares trim losses as RBA holds rates, outlook unclear The Reserve Bank has paused its rate hiking cycle, offering investors a breather after a run of poor economic data and worries around investment tax reforms. AAP · Jun 16
AAP · Jun 12 FED:BHP accused of 'American-style' strikebreaker tactics BHP stands to lose $120 million a day if workers follow through with threats to stop work at the mining giant's Port Hedland facility, unions say.