Global iron ore short-term outlook February 2022
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Russia and Ukraine – their role in the global iron ore market
- Rising tension, rising uncertainty
- Technical perspective
- High grade ore, lump and pellet
- Chinese steel bounces back in February
- Outlook for Q2 looks promising
- Uncertainty for Chinese imports
- A challenging year ahead for seaborne supply
- Short term outlook for Brazilian supply
- Short term outlook for Australian supply
- India – exports gaining momentum
- Iron ore port inventories up but will start to draw down as the construction season approaches
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- Ukraine's iron ore exports
- Russia's iron ore exports
- Iron ore prices
- Raw material prices and hot metal spread
- Quarterly price forecast
- 62% Fe - Fibonacci Retracement Levels
- 62% Fe Forward Curves
- Pellet premium
- Lump premium
- Chinese BF and EAF utilisation rates (%)
- Daily hot metal production
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