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Iron continues to fall

THE price of iron ore fell again overnight, leading the losses in what was otherwise a relatively stable session for commodities.

Jack McGinn

The Metals Bulletin 62% fines iron ore spot price fell 2.4% to $US57.12 per tonne, its lowest point since the end of April. Metals Bulletin 58% fines was also down, losing 0.2% to $50.05/t. Metals...

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