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Iron Ore market remains quiet this week

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A relatively quiet end of the Iron Ore market to the week, but with a somewhat firmer tone, according to the Steel Index.

UNITED KINGDOM July 07 2017 6:44 PM

LONDON (Scrap Register): A relatively quiet end of the Iron Ore market to the week, but with a somewhat firmer tone, according to the Steel Index.

Paper markets moved higher by around a dollar or slightly more as a large jump in the on-shore DCE iron ore futures (up 3.43%) bolstered sentiment. 

Portside iron ore traded higher by around RMB 5-10/wmt. An Australian miner held a tender for 61% Fe PB Fines which concluded around 60 cents higher than a similar trade yesterday. 

On the COREX platform a Brazilian miner sold 65% Fe fines at 80.5 as well as a shipment of BRBF on a floating price basis. 

Super Special Fines traded at 41 on the same platform. Rebar futures in Shanghai were up by just over 1%. Have a nice weekend. 

All prices US$/dmt CFR China unless otherwise stated.

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