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Latest news updates regarding the Chinese steel market.

Iron ore prices remained stable at $101.65 per ton despite rising geopolitical tensions.

In contrast to the volatility of crude oil and non-ferrous metals, iron ore prices remained around $105 per ton thanks to supplies from Australia and Brazil not passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Iron ore prices fell for the fifth consecutive session to 760 CNY per ton.

Pressure from weakening steel demand in China and a recovery in raw material supply has caused iron ore prices to record their longest losing streak in recent times.
World iron ore prices fell for the fourth consecutive session, reaching $100.45 per ton.

Pressure from port inventories in China and low profit margins for steel mills caused iron ore prices to fall across international exchanges on June 8th.

Steel prices on June 5th: Viet-Australian steel prices fall by 300,000 VND/ton, world iron ore prices plummet.

The domestic steel market saw a decline at Vinausteel, while major companies like Hoa Phat remained unchanged. Global iron ore prices are under significant pressure due to weakening demand in China.
Iron ore prices in Dalian fell to 766 yuan per ton, marking the fourth consecutive week of declines.

Global iron ore futures are under downward pressure as Chinese steel mill profits shrink and domestic demand weakens due to weather conditions.
Iron ore prices fell to 766 CNY/tonne, heading for a fourth consecutive week of declines.

The iron ore market is under significant pressure as Chinese steel mill profits shrink and demand weakens due to extreme weather conditions.
Iron ore prices fell sharply to $101.75 per ton due to concerns about demand from China.

At the close of trading on June 4, 2026, iron ore prices fell by more than 1.8% across major exchanges as steel industry profit margins narrowed and demand weakened in China.

Iron ore prices fell to $101.75 per ton as demand weakened in China.
June 4, 2026 15:02

At the close of trading on June 4, 2026, iron ore prices recorded their biggest single-day drop in two months due to shrinking steel industry profit margins and rising energy costs.
Iron ore prices fell to $115.27 per ton as demand weakened in China.
June 3, 2026 13:31

Iron ore prices on the international market fell across the board during trading on June 3, 2026, due to pressure from low steel consumption demand and shrinking profit margins for mills.
Iron ore prices fell to $115.27 per ton as demand from China's steel industry weakened.
June 3, 2026 10:34

Iron ore prices fell across the board on the Dalian and Singapore exchanges on June 3, 2026, due to shrinking producer profit margins and declining steel demand in China.
Coking coal prices in China fell to 1,273 yuan per ton due to weak steel demand.
May 27, 2026 17:01

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.
Coking coal prices fell to 1,273 CNY/tonne due to weakening steel demand in China.
May 27, 2026 16:32

Coking coal prices in China fell 1.16% on May 27th as concerns about weakening steel demand outweighed risks of supply disruptions from a mining accident.
Iron ore prices fluctuated in opposite directions on May 20th, with the market anticipating a recovery in hot pig iron production.
May 20, 2026 18:01

Iron ore prices on the Dalian Commodity Exchange edged higher to 800 CNY/tonne on expectations of a resumption of blast furnace production in China, while prices in Singapore recorded their fifth consecutive day of declines.
Steel prices today, May 20th: Domestic market stable, world iron ore prices fall to a two-week low.
May 20, 2026 17:00

While domestic construction steel prices remained stable, world iron ore prices fell sharply to $107.7 per ton due to the impact of China's capacity-restricting policies.
Steel prices today, May 19th: Domestic market stable, global iron ore prices fall across the board.
May 19, 2026 16:30

Domestic steel prices remained stable at 14,700-15,430 VND/kg, while global iron ore prices fell across the board due to weakening demand in China.
Steel prices today, May 15th: Hoa Phat maintains price at 15,430 VND/kg, world iron ore prices cool down.
May 15, 2026 18:02

Domestic construction steel prices remained stable at major enterprises on May 15th. Meanwhile, world iron ore prices fell due to weakening demand in China and a sharp increase in supply.
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 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 to 807.5 CNY/tonne following recent moves from China.
March 20, 2026 18:03

Iron ore futures in Dalian fell 0.55% as supply pressures eased due to port policy adjustments, while steel demand is projected to decline 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 have risen again, while the domestic construction steel market remains stable.
March 14, 2026 11:03

Global iron ore prices rose due to expectations of a recovery in pig iron production in China. In Vietnam, construction steel prices remained stable at 12,520 - 13,950 VND/kg.
Steel and iron ore prices rose slightly on March 13th, while domestic steel prices remained stable at 12,520 VND/kg.
March 14, 2026 07:59

Global iron ore prices recovered on expectations of a rebound in pig iron production in China following the National People's Congress session. Meanwhile, Vietnamese construction steel prices remained stable.

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