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Iron Ore Set for Longest Losing Run Since 2022 on Supply Signs

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Iron ore prices are expected to continue their decline due to increased supply and improved market conditions, with the longest losing streak since 2022.

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Iron ore was on track for the longest streak of weekly losses since 2022, weighed by signs of a loosening market as flows improved from Australia and Chinese ports saw elevated stockpiles.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on February 20, 2026.
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