After a steady climb earlier this week, iron ore finally took a breather—prices dipped as the steel sector hit its usual seasonal slowdown. Traders are now eyeing China's upcoming economic policy meeting, which could shift market sentiment. The pullback reflects cautious positioning ahead of potential policy signals that might reshape demand forecasts. It's a reminder that even traditional commodity markets dance to the rhythm of macro expectations, much like how crypto reacts to regulatory hints and central bank moves.
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 17h ago
Traditional commodity markets also have to watch macro factors, which is exactly the same as in the crypto space. In the end, it’s all a psychological game with policies.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 12-05 04:54
Iron ore is also starting to slack off. These seasonal fluctuations are really something else—just like the policy expectations in the crypto space.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-05 04:52
This round of correction in iron ore prices ultimately comes down to policy expectations... Just like in the crypto space: whenever macro policies loosen up, everything thrives; when they tighten, everything dies.
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WagmiWarrior
· 12-05 04:32
This round of correction in iron ore is quite interesting; it's completely waiting for policy signals from China.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 12-05 04:30
This round of correction in iron ore is basically just waiting for the wind to change. As soon as the China policy meeting spoke up, the market immediately changed its attitude.
After a steady climb earlier this week, iron ore finally took a breather—prices dipped as the steel sector hit its usual seasonal slowdown. Traders are now eyeing China's upcoming economic policy meeting, which could shift market sentiment. The pullback reflects cautious positioning ahead of potential policy signals that might reshape demand forecasts. It's a reminder that even traditional commodity markets dance to the rhythm of macro expectations, much like how crypto reacts to regulatory hints and central bank moves.