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[Iron Ore Futures Decline Amid Tariff Concerns] Iron Ore Futures Prices Declined On Friday, With The Most-traded May Contract On China's Dalian Commodity Exchange Falling 0.43% To 802 Yuan ($110.07) A Metric Ton And The Benchmark March Iron Ore On The Singapore Exchange Down 0.89% To $104.15 A Ton, Contributing To Modest Monthly Losses Of 0.93% And 0.59% Respectively. The Price Drop Is Driven By U.S. Tariff Concerns, Including Proposed Tariffs On Mexican And Canadian Goods And An Extra 10% Duty On Chinese Imports, Plus Existing 25% Tariffs On All Steel And Aluminium Imports, And Anti-dumping Levies Imposed By Vietnam And South Korea On Some Chinese Steel Products.
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