Plummeting iron ore prices on back of China's property crisis could wipe $3b from federal budget

Plummeting iron ore prices on the back of China's cooling property market could cost the federal government $3 billion in revenue and push the budget further into deficit this financial year.

Plummeting iron ore prices on back of China's property crisis could wipe $3b from federal budget

Plummeting iron ore prices on back of China's property crisis could wipe $3b from federal budget

Plummeting iron ore prices on back of China's property crisis could wipe $3b from federal budget

Plummeting iron ore prices on back of China's property crisis could wipe $3b from federal budget
Plummeting iron ore prices on back of China's property crisis could wipe $3b from federal budget
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