China’s ferrous commodities enter correction amid government crackdown, softer demand in low season
China’s ferrous commodities enter correction amid government crackdown, softer demand in low season

China’s ferrous commodities enter correction amid government crackdown, softer demand in low season

 

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China's ferrous commodities, which posted a strong rally since the start of the year, entered a correction since mid-May amid government crackdown on speculation to curb runaway prices and analysts say that softer demand in summer season will add pressure.

Ferrous commodity futures saw a sell-off earlier this week, with the most-traded iron ore futures contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange, for September delivery, slumping over 8 per cent to close at 1,121 yuan per tonne, the lowest level in nearly two weeks. The most-traded coke futures contract tumbled more than . . .

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