Iron ore fell for a fourth straight session in Singapore, the longest losing streak in nearly three months, amid concerns over weakening Chinese demand. Prices slipped near $107 a ton after data showed China’s economy slowed broadly in April, with investment resuming declines as the global energy crisis weighed on factories and consumers. GF Futures Co. said recent steel price gains had outpaced demand, while high prices were also hurting Chinese steel exports and overseas consumption.

2026-05-19

Iron ore fell for a fourth straight session in Singapore, the longest losing streak in nearly three months, amid concerns over weakening Chinese demand. Prices slipped near $107 a ton after data showed China’s economy slowed broadly in April, with investment resuming declines as the global energy crisis weighed on factories and consumers. GF Futures Co. said recent steel price gains had outpaced demand, while high prices were also hurting Chinese steel exports and overseas consumption.