“In the short term, the property-related policy is expected to see improvement, which could probably lift market sentiment,” Galaxy Futures wrote in a note.
According to Fastmarkets MB, benchmark 62% Fe fines imported into Northern China were changing hands for $95.63 a tonne, up 4.3% from Friday’s closing.
Concerns about the debt problems of Chinese property developers, a sector that accounts for about a quarter of the domestic steel demand, had recently added pressure on prices of iron ore and steel.
(With files from Reuters)
