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Coking coal prices in China surged to a 19-month high amid supply concerns.

Coking coal prices on the Dalian Commodity Exchange rose 7.16% to 1,377 yuan/tonne as Shanxi province tightened safety inspections at coal mines, putting significant pressure on short-term supply.

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Coking coal prices in China rose 7.16% to their highest level in 19 months.

At the close of trading on June 1, 2026, coking coal prices on the Dalian Commodity Exchange surged to 1,377 CNY/tonne amid concerns about declining supply due to mine safety inspections in the province...
Coking coal prices in China fell to 1,273 yuan per ton due to weak steel demand.

Slump demand for steel in China, due to bad weather and trade barriers, has driven down the prices of coking coal and other steelmaking raw materials.

Iron ore prices recovered to 800 CNY/tonne after a six-session losing streak.

Iron ore prices recovered on expectations of increased hot pig iron production in China as blast furnaces resume operation, although pressure from interest rates and natural disasters remains.
Iron ore prices fell to 809.5 CNY/tonne due to inventory pressure in China.

On May 15, 2026, iron ore prices on the Dalian Commodity Exchange fell 0.67%, while those on the Singapore Exchange dropped 1.13%. High inventories at Chinese ports are putting pressure on steel prices.
Iron ore prices fell for the fourth consecutive session on May 15th due to persistently high inventories in China.

Iron ore prices on the Dalian and Singapore exchanges fell simultaneously as port inventories remained high and investors remained cautious ahead of US-China talks.
Iron ore prices remained at $115.05 per ton on April 23rd, despite rising cost pressures.

Global iron ore prices fluctuated within a narrow range on April 23rd as the market grapples with geopolitical risks in the Middle East and the prospect of expanding supply from major miners.

Iron ore prices remained stable around $107 per ton on April 23rd as supply and demand fluctuated.
April 23, 2026 14:29

The global iron ore market saw narrow fluctuations on April 23rd. Cost pressures from Middle East tensions clashed with the prospect of abundant supply from mining companies...
Iron ore prices remained stable at $106.75 per ton on April 22nd due to strong stockpiling demand.
April 22, 2026 15:29

The international iron ore market saw slight fluctuations during the morning session on April 22nd. Increased demand for raw materials ahead of the holiday in China helped maintain stable prices despite supply constraints...
Iron ore prices remained stable at $115.37 per ton on April 22nd.
April 22, 2026 14:59

The global iron ore market saw slight fluctuations during the morning session on April 22nd. Stable supply following negotiations, combined with stockpiling demand ahead of the holiday, helped keep prices sideways.
Iron ore prices surged to $114.79 per ton thanks to better-than-expected Chinese GDP growth.
April 16, 2026 15:29

On April 16, 2026, iron ore futures prices in Dalian and Singapore both rose, driven by positive economic growth data and production cuts...
Iron ore prices fell after China lifted restrictions on BHP.
April 14, 2026 17:02

Iron ore futures prices in Dalian and Singapore fell simultaneously as China allowed steel mills to resume purchasing from BHP, boosting market supply.
Iron ore prices fell sharply by 5.9% this week, reaching their lowest level in a year.
April 10, 2026 18:02

The global iron ore market recorded its third consecutive week of declines due to pressure from record-high port inventories and expectations of new supply from major corporations.
Iron ore prices fell to a one-month low, trading at 750 CNY/tonne.
April 9, 2026 16:31

Iron ore prices fell sharply on April 9, 2026, due to increased supply and weakening demand prospects from China, amid shrinking profit margins in the steel industry.
Iron ore prices on April 3, 2026 fell to a three-week low of $105.55 per ton.
April 3, 2026 16:02

Iron ore markets in Dalian and Singapore plummeted simultaneously due to weakening demand in China following a period of stockpiling and inflationary pressures from rising oil prices.
Iron ore prices fell to 807.5 CNY/tonne due to China's adjustment of import policies.
March 21, 2026 09:04

Iron ore futures prices in Dalian fell 0.55% as supply pressures eased due to policy adjustments for Jimblebar ore. Steel demand is projected to decline by 1% in 2026.
Iron ore prices rose to 811.5 CNY/tonne amid supply constraints from BHP Group.
March 16, 2026 13:30

Iron ore prices recorded an impressive weekly gain after China expanded its ban on raw materials from BHP Group, while expectations of a recovery in domestic steel production demand remained high.
Iron ore prices rose to 811.5 CNY/tonne due to new restrictions from China.
March 14, 2026 08:30

Iron ore prices on the Dalian Commodity Exchange rose for a third consecutive session as China expanded restrictions on BHP Group, raising concerns about the supply of raw materials for steelmaking.
Iron ore prices rose to $115.68 per ton on March 12th as mills in Hebei province resumed operations.
March 13, 2026 05:30

Iron ore futures prices rose more than 1% on expectations of a recovery in hot pig iron production in China following safety inspections, although gains were limited by a drop in automotive sales.
World iron ore prices surged to $113.44 per ton due to pressure from rising energy costs.
March 10, 2026 06:06

Iron ore prices in Dalian and Singapore surged due to rising energy and transportation costs, amid geopolitical tensions putting pressure on oil supplies.
Iron ore prices rose for the sixth consecutive session, reaching $113.44 per ton due to escalating shipping costs.
March 10, 2026 05:02

On March 9, 2026, iron ore futures prices in Dalian and Singapore rose simultaneously as rising energy costs and shipping risks in the Middle East put significant pressure on prices.
Iron ore prices rose to $110.95 per ton following new economic measures from China.
March 5, 2026 16:04

Iron ore prices in Dalian and Singapore rose simultaneously after China announced its 2026 GDP growth target of 4.5% to 5%, along with measures to support the real estate market.

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