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MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Rio Tinto on Tuesday said that China's reopening from COVID-19 restrictions is set to raise near-term risks of labour and supply chain shortages, as it also flagged a strong start to iron ore shipments for 2023.
The Anglo-Australian miner said that consumers remain cautious of China's property market, which has been supportive to the economy, and that slowing global demand poses some risk to its exports.
Rio looks set to retain its crown as the world's biggest iron ore pro...
>>> Read more: Rio Tinto sees increased volatility as China reopens
The Anglo-Australian miner said that consumers remain cautious of China's property market, which has been supportive to the economy, and that slowing global demand poses some risk to its exports.
Rio looks set to retain its crown as the world's biggest iron ore pro...
>>> Read more: Rio Tinto sees increased volatility as China reopens
