Iron Ore: Spot Iron Falls Near Three-Month Low
Reuters reported spot iron ore prices fell to their lowest in nearly three months on Thursday, knocked by limited buying interest from Chinese mills adjusting to weak steel demand.
Reuters reported spot iron ore prices fell to their lowest in nearly three months on Thursday, knocked by limited buying interest from Chinese mills adjusting to weak steel demand.
Reuters reported a slowing Chinese economy clouding the demand outlook in the world's top consumer and halting producers' buying interest for iron ore.
Reuters reported Chinese low steel prices on Friday have investors doubting higher prices and dragged iron ore below $140 a tonne for the first time since February.
Reuters reported iron ore remained untraded in China on Wednesday.
Reuters reported iron ore prices remained steady on Tuesday despite slow demand in China. As quoted in the market news: A cargo of Australian Pilbara iron ore fines was sold via China’s first physical trading platform, which began physical trading on Tuesday, at $145 a tonne, including freight cost, at par with current market levels, [...]
Reuters reported sellers cut iron ore prices on sagging steel trade in China.
Reuters reported spot iron ore trading fell on lower demand in China.
Reuters reported spot iron ore prices held steady on Wednesday despite low steel prices in China.
Reuters reported spot iron ore trading was thin on Monday.
Reuters reported spot iron ore prices fell as it tracked steel in China on lower demand.
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