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Photo – Prices for iron ore rose in early September amid expectations of a recovery in demand
Prices for iron ore rose in early September amid expectations of a recovery in demand

Spot offers exceeded $104/t amid the lifting of restrictions in China, although high inventories and oversupply are weighing on the market

Photo – Iron ore prices remained stable in August despite market volatility
Iron ore prices remained stable in August despite market volatility

The market balanced between steel production restrictions in China and news of supply from Guinea

Photo – Iron ore prices have risen by more than 10% since the beginning of July
Iron ore prices have risen by more than 10% since the beginning of July

September futures on the Dalian Exchange exceed $112/t, while on the Singapore Exchange they exceed $103/t with delivery in August

Photo – Iron ore prices rose to its highest level since February
Iron ore prices rose to its highest level since February

A large-scale hydropower project and stable production in China supported the iron ore market in July

Photo – Iron ore prices recovered to over $100/t in early July
Iron ore prices recovered to over $100/t in early July

September futures on the Dalian Exchange reached $102.2/t, the highest since early May

Photo – Australia expects a $19 billion decline in iron ore export revenues by 2027
Australia expects a $19 billion decline in iron ore export revenues by 2027

Amid declining demand from China and rising production, iron ore prices will continue to fall until 2027

Photo – Iron ore prices fluctuate around $100/t
Iron ore prices fluctuate around $100/t

At the end of June, futures on the Dalian Exchange reached a psychological barrier, while spot prices remained weak

Photo – Iron ore prices have been fluctuating within a narrow range since early June
Iron ore prices have been fluctuating within a narrow range since early June

July futures on the Singapore Exchange are under increased pressure, while September offers on the Dalian Exchange remain stable

Photo – Iron ore prices have been mostly stagnant since early June
Iron ore prices have been mostly stagnant since early June

There are no fundamental factors in the market that could support speculative impulses

Photo – Iron ore prices fell by 2% last week
Iron ore prices fell by 2% last week

Weakening steel demand and a general economic slowdown in China weigh on the market

Photo – China’s weak economy has been holding back iron ore prices since early May
China’s weak economy has been holding back iron ore prices since early May

Despite the positive news, the market remained without clear dynamics

Photo – Moody’s expects iron ore prices to remain stable at $80-100/t in the coming years
Moody’s expects iron ore prices to remain stable at $80-100/t in the coming years

Despite weak demand from China and high production, the market will remain balanced

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