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4 Min Read BEIJING/SINGAPORE, May 14 (Reuters) - Chinese builders have slowed purchases of steel-based materials after prices soared to record highs, but the top steel-consuming construction sector is expected to remain well supported until the rainy season slows activity from June, trade sources said. The most-traded contracts for construction-grade steel rebar and wire rod on the Shanghai Futures Exchange have surged close to 40% this year, and over 20% since April 1, amid a stimulus-driven building boom that has helped lift the Chinese economy since late 2020. But some construction companies are now restraining metal purchases over concerns that prices may be over-stretched. A Guangdong-based construction firm, which normally replenishes steel product stocks every week, said the company was now buying only 5% of its usual volumes after prices soared.

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China steel, iron ore futures hit record highs on strong demand, supply fears | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

China steel, iron ore futures hit record highs on strong demand, supply fears | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
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Iron ore price hits record high fuelled by structural supply shortage

Chinese steel futures also closed at all-time highs, underpinned by robust demand and concerns over production curbs.

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China's iron ore imports up on demand | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

China’s iron ore imports up on demand China’s iron ore imports rose 2.8 per cent for the first two months of 2021 from a year earlier, with demand for the steelmaking ingredient supported by a firm consumption outlook. The world’s top steelmaking nation brought in 181.5 million tonnes of iron ore in January and February, according to data released by the General Administration of Customs on Sunday. That’s up from 176.6 million tonnes for the same period a year earlier. The rise was within analysts’ expectations, as shipments from China’s top two suppliers grew steadily. Those arrivals from Australia and Brazil rose 11 per cent to 164 million tonnes, Refinitiv vessel-tracking data showed.

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China Jan-Feb iron ore imports up 2.8% on healthy demand

Steel products exports up 30% in first two months Full-year iron ore demand could be dampened by steel cut plan BEIJING, March 7 (Reuters) - China’s iron ore imports rose 2.8% for the first two months of 2021 from a year earlier, customs data showed on Sunday, as demand for the steelmaking ingredient was supported by a firm consumption outlook. The world’s top steelmaking nation brought in 181.5 million tonnes of iron ore in January and February, up from 176.6 million tonnes for the same period a year earlier, according to data released by the General Administration of Customs. The rise was within analysts’ expectations, as shipments from China’s top two suppliers grew steadily. Those arrivals from Australia and Brazil rose 11% to 164 million tonnes, Refinitiv vessel-tracking data showed.

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