SHANGHAI, April 27 (Reuters) - Chinese iron ore futures rose
for a fourth straight session to hit a one-month high on Monday
as steel mills in the world's top consumer picked up buying of
the raw material.
The benchmark September contract on the Dalian Commodity
Exchange marked a session-high of 436.5 yuan ($70) a
tonne, its strongest since March 26. It was trading 4.2 percent
higher at 430 yuan by 0204 GMT.
AGO Price at posting:
12.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held