Iron ore prices fell on Thursday as China reported a plan to again cut annual crude steel production this year.
Sign Up for the Iron Ore DigestThe most traded May iron ore contract on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange ended daytime trade 2.8% lower at 902 yuan a tonne after earlier hitting 897.50 yuan, its weakest since March 9.
China will again cut annual crude steel production in 2023, making it the third consecutive year that the government has mandated an output limit in line with its emission reduction program,Sinosteel said there was a “high probability” that steel mills will maintain “a stable increase in production” during the first half of 2023.
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