The spot price will be the best indicator of any surplus. It has now fallen below the average contract rate. The Assumption is that yes there is already a surplus.
FMG's annual report quotes the grade of Christmas Creek at 59.47% Fe. I can remeber if they mention impurities or not. BHP's grades at Yandi are 57% and there is no way that will be shutting down. It is still Australia's richest mine. So I can't see Baosteel saying no because of the grades.
MGX are a smaller player and do not have the same contacts in place that FMG do. I'm not saying that they will not say no to the shipments but it will be a lot more difficult
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