China’s Imports of Commodities (Sep.)

China’s commodity imports rose in the third quarter, particularly those of iron ore and copper. In our view, this was more a reflection of bargain-hunting rather than a strong upswing in underlying demand. But at face value the news might help put a temporary floor under prices.

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