Summary
- The iron ore rally has continued through the holidays as steel mills rebuild stocks in anticipation of renewed building activity in 2023.
- The rally faces several challenges, including China’s new iron ore buying consortium, rising Covid infections and uncertainty about the zero-Covid policy, and higher imports.
Iron ore prices continued to surge during the holiday season, hitting USD117.50/metric ton recently.
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