Iron ore prices increased on Tuesday on hopes of additional policy support for the Chinese economy.
The most-traded September iron ore contract on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange increased about 1.3% to trade at $103.30 a tonne.
In China last week, speculation about new rules regulating bond issues by state-owned enterprises caused iron ore prices to decrease to their lowest level in six months.
Iron ore prices increased after the Chinese government's decision to reduce commission and rental service fees to support the property sector.
While commodity markets are expected to react to the indication of policy support, markets are expected to remain volatile.
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