The Tangshan government over the weekend announced new, reinforced control measures lasting from July 21 to 31, 2019. “A” classified mills

Port stocks grew for the first time this week after 14 consecutive weeks of declines. As of July 19, iron ore stocks across 35 Chinese ports grew

The physical iron ore port stock market traded in a range-bound fashion today. Traders complained it is becoming harder to sell despite the

Physical iron ore port stock trended lower in the morning session, as some weakness showed in the DCE Futures market. Traders were

A DCE iron ore futures high failed to rouse mill or trader demand today, though the physical iron ore port market saw higher concluded trades.

China imported iron ore of 75.179 million mt in June 2019, down by 10.24% and 9.68% separately over that in May and the same period last year,

As of July 12, iron ore stocks across 35 Chinese ports shrank 1.41 million mt from a week ago and 34.88 million mt from a year ago, and stood

Yesterdays slow trading day was followed by todays, as mill demand remained low. Some traders in North China lowered their quotes in

A very quiet trading day at the ports today with the few trades concluded showing the market slipping on yesterday. Most traders held their quotes

Iron ore shipments from Australia sharply shrank for the week ended July 6, dropping 3.89 million mt from the prior week to 12.04 million mt,

As of July 5, iron ore stocks across 35 Chinese ports shrank 880,000 mt from a week ago and 34.72 million mt from a year ago, and stood at

The DCE Iron ore futures market plummeted once the vice-chairman of CISA stated that a national department will investigate the sharp rise

Physical iron ore port stock quotes held firm though concluded trades were down by varying degrees on yesterday, triggered when DCE

Traders were more willing to trade this afternoon, despite a rising futures market indicating a bullish market. Mill quotes, especially those in

Iron ore shipments from Australia and Brazil expanded last week, as deliveries from Australian ports picked up, and deliveries from