Iron ore spot markets surged to fresh multi-month highs on Monday, helped by improved confidence about the demand outlook in China.
Chinese iron ore port inventories fell last week as steel mill demand improved.
Chinese iron ore and rebar futures rose in overnight trade, pointing to early strength in spot markets today.
Iron ore spot markets surged to fresh multi-month highs on Monday, helped by improved confidence about the demand outlook in China.
According to Metal Bulletin, the price for benchmark 62% fines jumped 2.3% to $68.93 a tonne, extending its rally over the past three sessions to 3.7%.
It now sits at the highest level since March 16, a two-month high. https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/uploads/*/2018/05/MBIOI-62-May-15-2018.jpg
Both lower and higher grades rallied on Monday, albeit by a lesser margin.
58% fines added 1.6%, settling at $40.70 a tonne. 65% fines was the relative underachiever, rising only 1.3% to $87.20 a tonne. From this you would assume that the 66% grade that Karara produces is now achieving approximately $$$ 92.7 USD
WITH THE AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR SITTING AT AROUND 75 CENTS NOW KARARA YOU WOULD EXPECT TO BE RECIEVING CLOSE TO $$ 125 AUD PER TONNE
AND ORE PRICES WILL POSSIBLY MOVE HIGHER AGAIN TODAY ????????
GBG Price at posting:
2.2¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held