Today, the DCE iron ore futures contract remained stable in the morning but pulled back significantly in the afternoon, trading in the doldrums throughout the day. The most-traded contract I2509 finally closed at 709, with a daily decline of 1.87%. Traders' willingness to sell was moderate, while steel mills showed good restocking demand, particularly at lower levels. The market transaction atmosphere was moderate.

Today, the DCE iron ore futures moved downwards after a higher opening and remained in the doldrums throughout the day. The most-traded contract I2509 finally closed at 720.5, with a daily decline of 0.28%. Traders followed the market to sell goods.

Today, the DCE iron ore futures surged significantly, with the most-traded contract I2509 closing at 727.5, up 2.11% for the day. Traders were active in selling, while steel mills mainly purchased as needed. The market transaction atmosphere was moderate.

Today, the DCE iron ore futures held up well throughout the day, with a brief pullback in the afternoon followed by a slight rebound. The most-traded contract I2509 closed at 711, up 0.21% for the day. Traders sold goods according to market conditions, while steel mills showed stronger purchase willingness, mainly purchasing as needed.

Today, the DCE ore futures market held up well throughout the day. The most-traded contract I2509 closed at 715.5, with a daily increase of 1.27%. Traders showed good enthusiasm for selling, while steel mills maintained a cautious sentiment with relatively weak purchase willingness. The market transaction atmosphere was sluggish.

Today, the DCE ore futures fluctuated rangebound, with a late-session plunge, and remained in the doldrums throughout the day. The most-traded contract I2509 closed at 699, down 1.76% for the day. Traders' willingness to sell was moderate, while steel mills' purchase willingness weakened as the weekend approached.

Today, the DCE ore futures opened with a fluctuating rise but weakened in the afternoon. The most-traded contract I2509 finally closed at 707, with a daily decline of 0.07%. Traders' willingness to sell was moderate; steel mills cautiously observed the market, with general inquiries;

The DCE ore futures prices weakened today. The most-traded contract I2509 closed at 708, down 0.14% for the day. Traders sold at market prices, with speculative transactions decreasing. Steel mills remained cautious and adopted a wait-and-see approach, with some purchasing as needed. Market trading activity was subdued. In Shandong, mainstream transaction prices for PB fines were around 762-766 yuan/mt,

Today, the DCE ore futures continued to hold up well. The most-traded contract I2509 closed at 713, with a daily increase of 0.99%. Traders followed the market to sell; steel mills cautiously waited and saw fewer inquiries, with some mills having tender plans. The market transaction atmosphere was moderate.

The US’s arbitrary tariff actions have led to a tendency for other overseas markets to follow suit. According to SMM’s latest steel mill export scheduling, planned exports in March fell by 3.5% compared to actual exports in February. However, overseas supply has not yet surged, and China’s export order-taking has improved. Therefore, despite the expansion of overseas barriers, the decline in exports has been better than expected. Meanwhile, domestic crackdowns on "fake exports" are strict, with rumors that export declarations will require relevant tax payment certificates starting May 1, leading to a continued "rush to export" phenomenon domestically. According to SMM shipping data, as of April 11, China’s port departures in April totaled 6.2278 million mt. Considering that major export traders and steel mills often set annual export targets, "volume discount" scenarios may still exist even in adverse external conditions. SMM expects steel exports in April to decline slightly from the high base of the previous month, but the decline may be limited! A more significant drop in exports may be seen in May!