Asia's iron-ore futures tumbled on Monday, leading another bout of selling in the metals complex, after China's state planner warned against commodity price manipulation and vowed to clamp down on speculative trading. The most-traded iron-ore contract for September delivery on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange ended daytime trading 5.2% lower at 1,064 yuan ($165.46) a tonne, after earlier hitting 1,016 yuan, its weakest since April 15.
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