SHANGHAI, Jun 7 (SMM) –In June, overseas mines will step up shipments whereas domestic pig iron output is likely to fall, which will exacerbate supply-demand imbalance. Market players should keep an eye on domestic policies, steel mills’ profits and changes in market expectations. It is expected that imported iron ore prices will go down in June.
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