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[Iron Ore Futures Decline Amid Increased Imports And Tariff Concerns] Iron Ore Futures Prices Fell On Thursday, With The Most-traded May Contract On China's Dalian Commodity Exchange Dropping 1.05% To 803 Yuan ($110.48) Per Metric Ton And The Singapore Exchange Benchmark March Iron Ore Down 1.4% To $104.4 A Ton. The Decline Was Attributed To Increased Iron Ore Imports Into China, Rising Australian And Brazilian Shipments, Reduced Molten Iron Output, And Escalating Tariffs On Chinese Steel By Countries Like Vietnam And Potentially The EU Following The U.S. Imposing 25% Tariffs On Steel Products. Despite This, Daily Crude Steel Output Among CISA Member Mills Reached A Seven-month High Of 2.15 Million Tons In Mid-february.
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