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China and inflation depress ASX miners

GENERAL concerns around both China’s economic health and global inflation have seen miners join the rest of the market in suffering a soft session, with Metals & Mining falling about 0.4% on the ASX 200.

China and inflation depress ASX miners

It was a broadly similar negative story in metal commodity markets though iron ore in Singapore was up a tad to nearly US$103/t and gold was at $1763/oz. The Australian dollar was virtually changing...

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