Iron ore slips to two-year low on concerns over weak demand, hiking supply
Oct 15: Iron ore prices slipped for a third straight session on Thursday to their lowest level in more than two years, weighed down by persistent concerns over weak demand in top consumer China and prospects of growing supply of the key steelmaking ingredient.
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