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China's imported iron ore market remained flat on Tuesday July 3, but enquiries rose.
Spot prices of 63.5% Fe content Indian fines were unchanged since Friday at $137-138 per tonne cfr.
"More enquiries came in today, following a rebound of the rebar futures contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange," an iron ore trader in Shandong said.
A cargo of Australian Pilbara (PB) fines was sold at $137 per tonne cfr on the...
