China’s iron ore futures hit lowest since April, steel futures returns to February-level
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China’s iron ore futures hit lowest since April, steel futures returns to February-level
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China’s iron ore futures hit lowest since April, steel futures returns to February-level

 

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China's iron ore futures hit the lowest level since April on Tuesday amid weakening demand and recovering supply.

The most-traded iron ore futures contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange, for September delivery, tumbled as much as 6% to hit 755.5 yuan per tonne on Tuesday, before closing the day at 779 yuan per tonne, marking the lowest close since April this year.

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