On May 28, according to SMM's Cost and Profit Statement for Imported Ore, the profit from imported ore declined slightly. Recently, the demand for iron ore has peaked and pulled back, and is expected to continue to decline in the medium and long-term. The supply side has continued to increase slightly. The overall supply-demand imbalance has widened. Meanwhile, the demand across the industry is also weakening. The price of finished steel has fallen, dragging down ore prices as well. Market sentiment is relatively pessimistic. It is expected that there will be no upward driver for ore prices in the short term, and they will continue to operate in the doldrums. Considering that pig iron production is at a high level compared to the same period last year, there is limited room for ore prices to fall further. It is expected that the profit from imported ore will fluctuate in the short term.