MMi Daily Iron Ore Report (July 12 )

Published: Jul 12, 2024 18:03 (GMT+8)
DCE iron ore futures continued to fluctuate in a day, the main contract closed 827. an increase of 0.3% throughout the day; some traders according to market conditions.

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