Bien que les données manufacturières chinoises optimistes aient amorti la chute, les contrats à terme sur le minerai de fer ont chuté pour une sixième séance Consecutive on Monday due to growing trade tensions between the US United States and China, first consumer

The March reference price for iron ore on the Singapore Stock Exchange lost 0.15% to 103.1 dollars per ton. The most traded iron ore contract in May on the Chinese Dalian Stock Exchange (DCE) fell by 0.75% to 796 yuan (109.32 dollars) per ton at 02:54 GMT. Earlier in the session, prices hit 788 yuan, the lowest level since January 16

Other steel raw materials increased on DCE, with coking coal and coke increasing by 1.46% and 1.31% respectively. The steel benchmark indexes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange have increased.

Rebar and stainless steel each gained 0.3%, hot-rolled coils grew by nearly 0.6%, and wire rod increased by 0.54%.