China: Iron ore spot prices rise on buoyant demand outlook

The spot price of iron ore in China climbed on 2 June’22 due to resurgence in Chinese steel demand and sustained port de-stocking ahead of the Dragon Boat Festival. Benchmark Fe 62% fines prices went up by $7.10/t to $143.65/t CFR China. Iron ore inventories at Chinese ports have continued to decline. Demand is expected to pick up further after the festival.


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