Iron ore prices hit a one-month low following reports of high-level meetings between BHP's future chief executive and Chinese officials. The move suggests a potential resolution to a long-standing pricing dispute between the mining giant and its primary customer.
- BHP incoming CEO spotted in Beijing for executive meetings
- Iron ore prices declined to a one-month low
- Pricing dispute with state-backed buyers may be nearing a resolution
- Potential release of restricted cargoes currently held at ports
- Increased supply expected to put downward pressure on prices
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