According to the cost-profit statement of imported ore, the profit of

Published: Jul 5, 2024 10:05

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According to the cost-profit statement of imported ore, the profit of imported ore has declined slightly. According to the data of SMM building materials and hot rolled coil demand and inventory yesterday, the demand decreased slightly and the inventory increased slightly, which is a normal performance during the off-season in the industry, consistent with market expectations, and has little impact on prices. At present, the market is still focused on the meeting expectations, with strong short-term expectations and unable to verify authenticity. It is expected that the short-term ore price will continue to run strongly in a volatile manner, and the profit of imported ore may have a small increase.

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