The past week or so has seen quite a yo-yo ride for global iron ore prices. Ore futures, including the most active September contract on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange, dropped by about 2% on May 8 ...
* Dalian iron ore rises over 2 pct, Shanghai rebar steady * Lack of steel demand keeps lid on raw material buying - Sucden By Manolo Serapio Jr MANILA, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Dalian iron ore futures rose ...
Iron ore futures prices on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange have shown an upward trend, indicating a potential recovery in the market. China's economic conditions, including infrastructure ...
Aug 29 (Reuters) - Australian shares are set to slip on Wednesday on weakness in oil and iron ore futures traded in Dalian, China on Tuesday. Profit taking led to Brent crude futures dipping 0.3 ...
Iron ore futures prices increased sharply following the announcement of reduced tariffs between the US and China, contrary to the anticipated downward trend seen in other commodities. Market sentiment ...
Iron ore prices have strengthened since bottoming out in September 2024, but the base metal faced headwinds in 2025 as tariff threats and investor uncertainty weighed on the market. Usage in steel ...
Singapore iron ore futures experienced an upswing on Tuesday, fueled by optimistic projections of heightened demand from the steel industry. These expectations are tied to the anticipated resumption ...
Iron ore futures (SCO:COM) were on course for a second weekly gain as prices rose back above $96 a ton on Friday. Singapore iron ore futures rose 0.2% to $96.75 a tonne, on track for a 2.2% weekly ...
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A Chinese campaign aimed at driving down the price of iron ore could have the unintended effect of keeping prices high or even lifting them further. That perverse result could result if two of the ...
Iron ore hit a five-month high on signs that supply-side reforms in China may be gaining traction, boosting raw-material prices. Futures at one point jumped more than 3% to top $107 a ton in Singapore ...
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