Seaborne iron ore prices fell on December 5, driven by speculation regarding a potential downward revision of China's GDP. The market reacted negatively to weak economic signals and disappointing stimulus measures from Beijing, which failed to sufficiently boost domestic demand. As a result, iron ore futures dropped significantly, with prices hovering around $106 per ton. Analysts suggest that the ongoing economic uncertainties in China and increased supply are likely to keep pressure on iron ore prices in the near term.