Chinese buyers bid higher for spot iron ore cargoes on rise in steel futures

There is some rebound seen in Chinese spot iron ore market after 20 days when buyers bid higher for Australian cargo by $ 2 per tonne.Local traders report that with Chinese govt planning to speed up infrastructure projects there is a ray of hope in the market.

“Chinese buyers secured Australian cargo at $2-3 higher on rise in steel futures which gained over 3% this morning.Certainly there is some hope that government projects will improve market sentiments and we can see some re bound in prices as well.” said Mr Hudson, a Chinese trader based in Qingdao port.

Australian 58% Fe fines was sold at $81/t which was sold at $79/t in last tender.


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