Vale Cuts Estimate for 2026 Iron Ore Production as Supply Grows

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Vale, one of the world’s top iron ore suppliers, cut its forecast for output of the steelmaking staple in 2026, as global demand cools and new supply from Africa comes online

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Vale SA, one of the world’s top iron ore suppliers, cut its forecast for output of the steelmaking staple in 2026, as global demand cools and new supply from Africa comes online.

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