Iron ore price highest since 2011 on demand outlook in China
Iron ore prices jumped on the first day of trading since the Lunar New Year in China, reaching their highest level since September 2011. According to Fastmarkets MB, benchmark fines of 62% Fe imported into northern China (CFR Qingdao) changed hands to $ 175.05 a tonne, up nearly 4.9% from Wednesday’s trade and by 9% since the beginning of the year. Brazil’s daily 65% Fe iron ore index rose 4.2% to a record $ 198 a tonne. In China, labor force participation rates did not slow down as much as…
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