Iron Ore Drops as Stockpiles, Vale Output Add to Supply Concerns

February 13, 2026 at 04:18 AM

By Katharine Gemmell, Annie Lee

Iron Ore Drops as Stockpiles, Vale Output Add to Supply Concerns

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Iron ore retreated for a third day as increasing Chinese stockpiles and higher-than-expected output from Brazilian miner Vale SA added to concerns about oversupply.

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Iron ore retreated for a third day as increasing Chinese stockpiles and higher-than-expected output from Brazilian miner Vale SA added to concerns about oversupply. Iron Ore Drops as Stockpiles, Vale Output Add to Supply Concerns. Stay informed with the latest developments and expert analysis on this important story.

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Iron ore retreated for a third day as increasing Chinese stockpiles and higher-than-expected output from Brazilian miner Vale SA added to concerns about oversupply.

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