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China’s Iron Ore Giant Says Speculation is Overheating Prices

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China's largest iron ore trader warns that speculation is driving up iron ore prices, potentially causing them to become detached from the physical market reality.

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Iron ore risks becoming detached from physical market reality, as financial speculation drives strong prices more so than underlying supply and demand, according to state-backed trader China Mineral Resources Group Co.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 10, 2025.
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