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Overseas Moly Oxide Price Slipped, as the Demand Didn’t Recover much

[Ferro-Alloys.com]After the summer vacations ended, overseas moly oxide price slipped to USD12.5-12.6/lbMo. Many low-priced moly oxide materials hit European market, leading moly price to drop further. Some buyers expected that the demand for moly oxide to ris...

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Chinese Silicon metal Price Continued up with Tight Supply

Chinese silicon metal price continued rising up in September with tight supply. The orders were fully arranged to October. Producers raised the offers for having no spot materials.

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

SeO2 Market Was Stable in China

Selenium dioxide (SeO2) is one of the major raw materials of EMM. According to our survey recently, SeO2 market was stable in China

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Chinese Imported Mn Ore Maintained at Steady

[Ferro-Alloys.com]In recent period, there was no fluactuation on imported manganese ore market in China.

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Indian FeCr Price and Transactions in Chinese Market

The spot prices of India-origin high carbon Ferro Chrome (58-60% Cr) is at 82-84 cents/lb CIF China and South Africa-origin charge chrome (48-52% Cr) at 81-82 cents/lb CIF China , both flat W-o-W as buyers and sellers continued their impasse.

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Indian FeCr Exporters Further Pull up the Price to Japan

At middle of Sept., Japanese spot price for Indian origin high-carbon Ferro Chrome is at 89-91 cents/lb CIF Japan, up from 87-89 cents/lb last week and rising for second consecutive week due to a decline in spot supply.

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

India: HC Ferro Chrome Prices rise by INR 1000/MT

High Carbon Ferro Chrome prices rose this week, after recent lows for quite some time, as buy side demand remained steady.

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Phase-out of Outdated FeSi Capacities Progressed Smoothly in Baotou, China

The phase-out target assigned to Baotou city by Inner Mongolia Government was the elimination of 152.3 thousand tons of ferroalloys, 4 million tons of cement, 34.6 thousand tons of rare earth and 50 thousand tons of carbon in the year 2014.

Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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