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MMI Daily Iron Ore Index Report October 19 2026

Today’s recovery extended across futures, port spot and seaborne markets, but better prices should still be distinguished from stronger demand. DCE most-traded closed at 682.5 yuan/mt, up 1.49%; all three port indices rose, the seaborne 61% index reached USD 90.90/dmt and the 65% reached 107.95, with all 12 brands higher. Price moves were broadly aligned, ...

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