Iron ore set for worst week


The steel-making ingredient was steady near US$126 (RM554) a tonne in Singapore yesterday and is down around 9% this week.

NEW YORK: Iron ore headed for its biggest weekly drop since mid-February as China’s spreading virus restrictions and worsening property crisis prevented a recovery in demand.

The steel-making ingredient was steady near US$126 (RM554) a tonne in Singapore yesterday and is down around 9% this week.

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