Iron ore prices hit the lowest level in a month with anticipation of China’s policies

Iron ore prices fell to their lowest levels in a month, ahead of an important meeting of Chinese officials this week that will provide details on policy priorities for next year.

And Futures contracts priced in yuan on the Dalian Stock Exchange rose 0.6% to 773.5 yuan per ton, and steel contracts in Shanghai also fell.

The Chinese Central Economic Work Conference is expected to be held in the coming days, following a meeting of the Politburo, which is responsible for decision-making in the Communist Party. This conference has developed the promotion of Domestic demand is his top economic priority for 2026.

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