The phrase "ore price" refers to the cost or value of a natural mineral or metal extracted from the Earth. It is the price at which these raw materials are bought and sold in the market.
Sentences with «ore price»
Following the high of 2011, with gold prices in excess of US$ 1900 / oz, copper prices in excess of US$ 10,000 / tonne and iron ore prices in excess of US$ 190 / tonne, metal prices crashed and with those prices fell some of the junior mining companies that depended on them. (nortonrosefulbright.com)
Another thing you may notice is that the Aussie is still not tracking iron ore prices as closely, which marks the third week in a row that the Aussie and iron ore didn't see eye - to - eye. (babypips.com)
Huge increases in supply and large debt loads that needed to be serviced saw iron ore prices collapse as the supply and demand curve proved non-linear. (mastersinvest.com)