Might be in a bit of a holding pattern, while waiting for contract prices for iron ore and coal for next year.
Fall in oil price a negative for BHP, but rise in copper price offsets a bit.
Long term holders have nothing to worry about (imo) as the mining boom remains intact. I am relaxed.
Traders will be hoping to catch the right directions of the roller coaster ride.
The more observant people here, would be aware that RIO's price rise has been underpinned by an on-market share buyback that started in LSE a few weeks ago.
Believe CVRD will be doing the same for USD1 billion (but I am relying on memory). BHP might do likewise, based on the recent BRW cover story. This is to partially address the "discount" share price in LSE.
The british do not seem to like mining shares much.
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