This Monday, iron ore futures By Dalian ont down slightly for the sixth consecutive session. The fears of supply disruptions are resolved after the resumption of port operations of the Australian Iron Ore Processing Center following a cyclone alert.

The most traded iron ore contract in May On the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) in China, trading was down 0.33 % at 762.5 yuan ($109.98) per metric ton, at 02:58 GMT.

The reference price of iron ore for Delivery in March on the Singapore Stock Exchange was up by 0.72% to 99.75 dollars per ton.

The reference price in Singapore fell below the The $100 per ton mark, as demand in China slowed before Lunar New Year vacation.

Iron ore stocks in the main Chinese ports increased by 0.58%, according to data released on February 6 by the consulting firm Steelhome. These port stocks have been built up in recent weeks as the sector enters its shutdown period seasonal.

Other steel-making ingredients on the DCE stagnated, with coking coal and coke falling respectively by 0.87% and 1.1%.

Most steel references to Shanghai futures markets fell.

The rebars lost 0.68%, the coils hot-rolled materials softened by 0.49% and the stainless steel underwent a withdrawal of 0.74%.

At the same time, the thread machine hardened by 0.18%