MMi Daily Iron Ore Report (May 30)

Published: May 30, 2024 18:01
DCE iron ore futures market falling sharply trends by 2.37%, the main contract closed 865. some traders were negative to sell, Some steel mills tended to be wait-and-see, and purchasing enthusiasm is not high. total transactions remained insipid.

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