Iron Ore Futures and Spot Price Review on Mar 13

Published: Mar 14, 2023 17:25

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The most-traded I2305 contract closed at 929 yuan/mt yesterday, up 0.49%.

SHANGHAI, Mar 14 (SMM) - The most-traded I2305 contract closed at 929 yuan/mt yesterday, up 0.49%. Steel mills purchased on rigid demand, while the traders were active in shipping, pushing up the spot trading. Traded price of PB fines in Shandong moved between 930-935 yuan/mt, flat from the previous week, and that of PB fines in Tangshan was 947-950 yuan/mt, up 2-5 yuan/mt.

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