The fear of a global recession has led to a decline in iron ore prices in Pakistan, dropping to 22 thousand rupees per ton. With China being one of Pakistan’s major trading partners for steel and iron ore, the ripple effects of declining prices are keenly felt across the nation.

The drop in iron ore prices, from 20,000 to 22,000 rupees per ton, presents an opportunity for Pakistan to capitalize on cheaper steel imports from China.

As a result of the global recession, the price of steel has nosedived from Rs 320,000 to below Rs 200,000.

This substantial reduction in steel prices is anticipated to invigorate the construction sector, offering cost savings and incentivizing new projects.

Traders are optimistic about the prospects of increased construction activities spurred by the affordability of sulfur and steel within the country.

Amidst these market shifts, business activity is witnessing an uptick, buoyed by the favourable pricing environment for essential construction materials.

The lowered cost of steel and sulfur is not only beneficial for construction projects but also serves as a stimulus for economic growth and development in Pakistan

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