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Global iron ore short-term outlook July 2022

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Iron ore price slumped to its lowest level this year on a weak demand environment. Covid restrictions in China combined with extreme weather in the country have been detrimental to steel demand. Steel production underperformance could persist over the next couple of months in China and many risks on global economic growth exist. However, we think that from an iron ore balance of risks point of view, there is more price upside than downside on the back of Chinese efforts to stimulate its economy.

Table of contents

  • China's demand acceleration is months away, but sentiment could get a boost
  • Technical perspective
  • High grade ore, lump and pellet
  • Update on Ukraine
  • Hefty duties impact exports and hence production in India
  • Chinese domestic ore supply recovery constrained by low steel mills’ margins
  • Dry bulk freight market remains rangebound
  • Iron ore port inventories up 9.6 Mt in July

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  • Iron ore prices
  • Raw material prices and hot metal spread
  • Quarterly price forecast
  • 62% Fe - Fibonacci retracement levels
  • M+1 / M+2 time spread – Seasonality
  • Pellet premium vs inventories of pellets at Chinese ports
  • Lump premium vs inventories of lump at Chinese ports
  • Ukraine’s concentrate production and exports
  • Russia’s pellet production and exports
  • Supply summary snapshot
  • Quarterly market balance
  • Brazil iron ore exports
  • 15 more item(s)...

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