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BHP Group is facing earnings pressure from China's softer steel demand, while the company explores strategic investments in potash in Canada.

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BHP Group is facing earnings pressure from China's softer steel demand, while the company explores strategic investments in potash in Canada.

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  1. BHP faces setbacks at Jansen potash project while Simandou development in Guinea adds supply pressure.1 source
  2. BHP Group balances market pressures from China with strategic pivots into new markets.1 source
  3. BHP Group's Escondida mine in Chile reported output growth.1 source

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