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Home > China’s Iron Ore Imports Toward an Historic Record in October: A Gap between Steel Demand and Production

China’s Iron Ore Imports Toward an Historic Record in October: A Gap between Steel Demand and Production

22 October 2024 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

In October 2024, China is set to set a new record for iron ore imports, reinforcing the gap between strong demand for this essential raw material for steel production and the persistent decline in finished steel production. According to ship tracking and port data, China could import up to 120 million tons of iron ore, […]

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