Iron ore markets - short-term outlook - April 2021
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Benchmark index hits a new all time high
- Technical indicators – resistance broken as booming steel prices and margins drive iron ore to new highs
- China – still booming!
- Imports are powering ahead
- Demand recovery underway in the world ex-China
- India - a strong start but risks are rising
- Brazilian supply – all eyes on Vale’s road to recovery
- Australian supply – a strong start to 2021, but can it last?
- Chinese domestic ore production remains high
- Indian supply – on the rise!
- Inventories – Chinese p ort stocks are trending higher
- Freight – short-term sentiment for capes remains strong
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- Key quarterly forecast
- Iron ore price: monthly average
- Steel margins and iron ore spread
- 62% Fe - Fibonacci Retracement Levels
- 62% vs 65% forward curves
- Chinese import of iron ore
- Contribution to Q1 change in Chinese imports
- J/K/T: monthly pig iron production
- EU27 + UK: monthly pig iron production
- Indian iron ore exports
- Seaborne exports of iron ore from Australia
- Seaborne exports of iron ore from Brazil
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