|
Product name |
Price |
Ups and downs |
|
Metal lanthanum (yuan/ton) |
25000-27000 |
- |
|
Cerium metal (yuan/ton) |
24000-25000 |
- |
|
Metal neodymium (yuan/ton) |
610000~620000 |
- |
|
Dysprosium metal (yuan/kg) |
3100~3150 |
- |
|
Terbium metal (yuan/kg) |
9700~10000 |
- |
|
Praseodymium neodymium metal (yuan/ton) |
610000~615000 |
- |
|
Gadolinium iron (yuan/ton) |
270000~275000 |
- |
|
Holmium iron (yuan/ton) |
600000~620000 |
- |
| Dysprosium oxide (yuan/kg) | 2470~2480 | - |
| Terbium oxide (yuan/kg) | 7950~8150 | - |
| Neodymium oxide (yuan/ton) | 505000~515000 | - |
| Praseodymium neodymium oxide (yuan/ton) | 497000~503000 |
Today’s market intelligence sharing
Today, the domestic rare earth market has been stable for two consecutive working days. It can be seen that in the short term, it is mainly stable, supplemented by a small rebound. Recently, China has decided to implement import control on gallium and germanium related products, which may also have a certain impact on the downstream market of rare earth. Because in the production of permanent magnets for electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies, permanent magnets made of Nd-Fe-B are key components in electric vehicle motors, wind turbines and other clean energy applications, it is expected that the future prospects of the rare earth market will be very optimistic. Market v Information sharing