Iron ore prices hit a five- month high, signalling that demand from Chinese steel mills – the leading consumers of the commodity – has recovered.
Excess inventories that had weighed on the market in the middle part of the year have now been run down.
The benchmark for iron ore delivered to China – with 62 per cent iron content – rallied to $132.75 a tonne, according to price reporting agency Platts, the highest since mid-July.
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