Iron Ore: Slow Chinese Demand Builds Pressure
Reuters reported iron ore prices are holding steady on building pressure from slowed steel demand in China.
Reuters reported iron ore prices are holding steady on building pressure from slowed steel demand in China.
Reuters reported iron ore fell from six-month highs on Thursday on worries steel demand will fall in China.
Iron ore prices were on the rise last week, but the latest figures out of China may upset this gain.
Reuters reported spot iron ore prices maintained their recent six-month highs as buyers hesitated to move.
Reuters reported iron ore and other commodities trading has slowed on worries that growth is slowing in China.
Reuters reported spot iron ore trading was thin in China on Friday as steel futures dropped after reaching a three-month high.
Reuters reported spot iron ore rose to a six month high on Thursday on hopes of increased steel trade in China.
Reuters reported Vale SA (SAO:VALE5) CEO says China's demand for iron ore will continue to grow despite expectations the country's industry is waning.
Reuters reported spot iron ore saw minimal trade on Monday.
Reuters reported iron ore shipments to China through Australia's Port Hedland were down modestly to 14.0 million tonnes in March due to a cyclone.
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