On June 11, according to the SMM Imported Ore Cost and Profit Statement, the profit from imported ore declined slightly. Optimistic expectations from the China-U.S. London talks yesterday briefly drove iron ore prices to rebound slightly. However, as the news flow dried up in the afternoon, market sentiment weakened somewhat, and prices came under pressure and pulled back. Recently, the impact of the plum rain season on downstream demand has expanded, increasing inventory pressure on finished steel products, and there is insufficient upward drive for iron ore. In the short term, close attention should be paid to the guidance of the China-U.S. talks' outcome on market sentiment. Meanwhile, it is necessary to closely monitor the upcoming changes in finished steel inventory data. It is expected that in the short term, the profit from imported ore will likely remain in the doldrums with volatile movements.