[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese vanadium pent oxide transacted at RMB44,000-45,000/mt. As V alloy price consistently dropped, suppliers were prudent to restock materials, so the entire demand was underperformed.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese FeV was quoted at RMB52,000-53,000/mt by acceptance. Downstream intensive tenders increased the demand of FeV, however, bids dropped further given the bad economic environment.

Chinese FeV price dropped and FeV 50 was quoted at RMB 53000—54000 /mt by acceptance. Time for steel mills to release their tenders was fast approaching. The current low price cast shadow on the purchase.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese vanadium pent oxide was quoted at RMB46,000/mt by acceptance.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese FeV50 was quoted at RMB53,000-54,000/mt by acceptance.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]In June, 2015, China exported 506mt vanadium pent oxide, up 5.6% Y-o-Y (479mt) and 25.5% M-o-M(403mt).

[Ferro-Alloys.com]In June, 2015, China exported 686mt FeV, up 32% Y-o-Y(519mt), but down 0.5% M-o-M(690mt).

Chinese FeV price drop slightly with FeV50 quoted at RMB61, 000-62,000/mt by acceptance. Steel mills finished their tender with less volume and decreased price. Two steel mills in Jiangsu and Hubei were to purchase 190 tons of FeV50 at 55,700/mt by acceptance....