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Iron ore price fall yet to completely reflect in the domestic market

Steel companies in wait-and-watch mode, expect reduction from NMDC

Iron ore mines, Mines, Iron ore
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NMDC has slashed prices between ~200 and ~400 per tonne, leaving the industry parched for more price cuts.

Aditi Divekar Mumbai
The sharp drop in global iron ore prices is yet to completely reflect in the domestic market. A marginal drop in NMDC ore prices in July has not yielded much for the secondary producers, said industry executives.
 
“Domestic iron ore prices need to correct by a good Rs 2,000 per tonne for us (domestic market) to be aligned with the global market. The July price cut by NMDC translates into cost reduction of just about Rs 350 per tonne, which is negligible,” RK Goyal, managing director (MD) of Kalyani Steel, told Business Standard.     
 
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