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Mar 14, 2011
Iron-Ore Demand May Drop on Quake, Hurting Index, Shippers Say
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Demand for iron ore, the biggest dry-bulk cargo moved by sea, may weaken after Japan’s strongest earthquake on record disrupted steel output, potentially hurting a recovery in the Baltic Dry Index, shippers say.
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