China: Iron ore spot prices rise on supportive macroeconomic data

The spot price of iron ore rose with the release of China’s macroeconomic data, which boosted the outlook slightly despite the fact that the country’s COVID-19 situation continues to stymie demand growth for finished steel. Benchmark Fe 62% fines prices moved up by $4.25/t to settle at $154.85/t CFR China. Despite the rise in prices, seaborne liquidity remains thin, with few enquiries heard.


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