SMM Ranking by Metal Price Increase (Weekly)2015.06.12

Published: Jun 12, 2015 13:57 (GMT+8)

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The followings are SMM Ranking by Metal Price Increase in the week ending Jun 12.

SHANGHAI, Jun 12 (SMM) – The followings are SMM Ranking by Metal Price Increase in the week ending Jun 12.
Base Metals
Name	Unit	Last Week's Average Prices	This Week's Average Prices	+/- %
#1 refined nickel	RMB/mt	97,060	98,820	1.81%
#1 lead ingot	RMB/mt	13,625	13,555	-0.51%
#1 refined copper	RMB/mt	43,696	43,448	-0.57%
#0 zinc ingot	RMB/mt	16,376	16,278	-0.60%
#1 tin ingot	RMB/mt	115,300	114,500	-0.69%
A00 aluminum ingot	RMB/mt	12,924	12,726	-1.53%
Source：SMM
Minor Metals
Name	Unit	Last Week's Average Prices	This Week's Average Prices	+/- %
EMM	RMB/mt	10,850	11,135	2.63%
Lithium metal	RMB/mt	402,000	410,000	1.99%
Beryllium	RMB/kg	5,750	5,750	0
#1 chromium	RMB/mt	48,000	48,000	0
Potassium	RMB/mt	90,000	90,000	0
Selenium powder	RMB/kg	260	260	0
#1 magnesium ingot	RMB/mt	13,750	13,750	0
Arsenic metal	RMB/mt	9,400	9,400	0
Niobium	RMB/kg	825	825	0
Titanium sponge	RMB/kg	50	50	0
Refined cobalt	RMB/mt	220,500	219,900	-0.27%
Silicon metal	RMB/mt	12,000	11,960	-0.33%
#1 molybdenum	RMB/kg	199	198	-0.50%
#2 antimony ingot	RMB/mt	45,650	45,300	-0.77%
#1 tungsten bar	RMB/kg	283	280	-1.06%
#0 cadmium ingot and bar	RMB/mt	10,870	10,750	-1.10%
Indium	RMB/kg	2,080	2,050	-1.44%
Refined bismuth	RMB/mt	89,800	88,500	-1.45%
Tellurium	RMB/kg	466	451	-3.22%
Gallium	RMB/kg	1,119	1,065	-4.83%
Germanium ingot	RMB/kg	10,860	10,300	-5.16%
Source：SMM
Rare Earth
Name	Unit	Last Week's Average Prices	This Week's Average Prices	+/- %
Cerium oxide	RMB/mt	11,500	11,500	0
Cerium metal	RMB/mt	34,000	34,000	0
Battery grade misch metal	RMB/mt	135,000	135,000	0
Lanthanum metal	RMB/mt	35,000	35,000	0
Praseodymium metal	RMB/mt	500,000	500,000	0
Neodymium metal	RMB/mt	364,000	364,000	0
Lanthanum oxide	RMB/mt	12,500	12,500	0
Praseodymium oxide	RMB/mt	374,000	371,500	-0.67%
Dysprosium oxide	RMB/kg	1,572	1,550	-1.40%
Terbium oxide	RMB/kg	3,450	3,400	-1.45%
Praseodymium-neodymium alloy	RMB/mt	364,500	358,100	-1.76%
Neodymium oxide	RMB/mt	284,500	279,500	-1.76%
Didymium oxide	RMB/mt	278,300	271,600	-2.41%
Europium oxide	RMB/kg	1,500	1,450	-3.33%
Source：SMM
Precious Metals
Name	Unit	Last Week's Average Prices	This Week's Average Prices	+/- %
Platinum	RMB/g	237	237	0.17%
Gold	RMB/g	237	236	-0.49%
Silver	RMB/kg	3,548	3,479	-1.94%
Palladium	RMB/g	170	165	-2.83%
Source：SMM
Scraps
Name	Unit	Last Week's Average Prices	This Week's Average Prices	+/- %
US #2 copper	RMB/mt	40,890	40,710	-0.44%
US brass (in container)	RMB/mt	31,610	31,450	-0.51%
Bare bright copper	RMB/mt	42,950	42,670	-0.65%
Tense	RMB/mt	11,040	10,930	-1.00%
Aluminum extrusion	RMB/mt	10,590	10,480	-1.04%
Source：SMM

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