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India’s Fomento 2nd Iron Ore Sale Priced Against Platts Assessment May Start Floating Price Trend
Platts reported that Fomento Resources has sold for the 2nd time spot iron ore priced against Platts 58% iron ore assessments, possibly signaling a new trend of cargoes from India being sold on a floating basis to avoid the impact of price volatility.
Platts reported that Fomento Resources has sold for the 2nd time spot iron ore priced against Platts 58% iron ore assessments, possibly signaling a new trend of cargoes from India being sold on a floating basis to avoid the impact of price volatility.
As quoted in the market news:
The company awarded its sell tender for a 58%-Fe iron ore fines cargo at parity to the average of Platts 58%-Fe CFR North China iron ore assessments — on April 12 and over April 15-18 — on an FOB basis, taking into account a freight netback of $14-14.50/wmt, a source close to the matter said Monday, adding that the buyer was Singapore-based trading house Swiss Singapore.
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