Iron ore market // Week 26
Prices for imported iron ore keep going up in China owing to inspiring economic expectations in the country and, as a result, growing iron ore futures.
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Iron ore market // Week 25
Prices for imported iron ore, particularly those for Australian origin, have decreased somewhat in China after June 19 due to sluggish demand, declined sales of finished steel products as well as abundant inflow of Australian ore into the Chinese market.
Handling at Ukraine – Hungary border crossings*
As many as 1,551 wagons were transferred through the Chop – Zahony land border crossing point from June 1 to June 26, with the daily handling rate of 59 wagons (up 19 units per day compared with May).
Handling at Ukraine – Hungary border crossings*
As many as 1,551 wagons were transferred through the Chop – Zahony land border crossing point from June 1 to June 26, with the daily handling rate of 59 wagons (up 19 units per day compared with May).
Handling at Ukraine-Slovakia border crossings*
As many as 312 wagons were transferred daily through the Chop – Čierna nad Tisou land border crossing point as of June 22
Handling at Ukraine-Poland border crossings*
A total of 7,696 wagons were transferred through the Izov-Hrubieszów land border crossing point in the period started June 1 and ended June 21.
Iron ore market // Week 24
Prices for Brazilian iron ore are going down, while those for Australian origin are climbing up in the middle of June.
Handling at Ukraine – Hungary border crossings*
As many as 1,205 wagons were transferred through the Chop – Zahony land border crossing point from June 1 to June 19, with the daily handling rate of 64 wagons (up 17 units per day compared with late May).
Handling at Ukraine-Poland border crossings*
During the period started June 1 and ended June 14, a total of 5,132 wagons were transferred through the Izov-Hrubieszów land border crossing point with the average daily speed of 367 wagons (up 60 units per day compared with May).
Iron ore market // Week 23
Iron ore prices are on the rise in China owing to strong demand, marked improvements on the market of finished steel products, and decreased iron ore stockpiles at local ports.