Synonyms for ore
ɔr, oʊrore

Princeton's WordNet

1. orenoun

   a mineral that contains metal that is valuable enough to be mined

2. orenoun

   a monetary subunit in Denmark and Norway and Sweden; 100 ore equal 1 krona

Matched Categories

1. • Fractional Monetary Unit
   • Mineral

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1. List of paraphrases for "ore":

   ores, mineral, crude, rudy, minerals

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1. Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie:

   Although we see some loss of production, particularly from expensive Chinese iron ore (producers) ... we still see a growing surplus of low-cost supply and therefore, if anything, the pressure on the price is (still) downward.

2. Morgan Stanley analysts:

   In our view, the rationale for owning the information and key index provider in the shipping market makes sense especially given Singapore's position as a trading hub, SGX's dominance of the iron ore contract and efforts to develop LNG trading, we see the potential for SGX to develop more products if it were to own Baltic Exchange.

3. Vale CEO Murilo Ferreira:

   The outlook for iron ore in recent weeks is much better than we saw four months ago. Of the last 24 months, I'm most upbeat right now.

4. Wolfe Research analyst Gordon Johnson:

   Assuming iron ore prices don't rebound significantly from here, it appears (Cliffs) is going to have cash flow issues.

5. Zhang Kun:

   The era for China to buy cheap low-grade ore in order to be cost effective has passed. What China needs now and in the future will be more sophisticated ore, with higher iron and lower impurity content.