The Iron Ore price was never go to stay at such elevated levels. I believe, medium term, it will settle between $US80/t and $US100/t on average with the $US80/t based on the cost of mining & processing Iron Ore in China with it's much lower Fe content than that from Australia & Brazil. China will not want to make their IO mining sector into a loss making industry potentially losing thousands of jobs.
I assume Brazil IO exports are still affected by COVID and therefore we may see further short term falls it they get back to full production. IMO.
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