[Mn Ore] Malaysian Manganese Ore Prices Down at Chinese Ports

Published: Jul 8, 2015 17:02

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Prices for Malaysian manganese ore fell at China’s major ports on July 8 due to poor demand and a lack of competitiveness.

SHANGHAI, Jul. 8 (SMM) – Prices for Malaysian manganese ore fell at China’s major ports on July 8 due to poor demand and a lack of competitiveness.

Prices for Malaysian ore (lump, Mn28% Fe10%) fell 0.25 yuan per mtu to 19.5-20 yuan per mtu at Tianjin port, and those for Malaysian ore (lump, Mn30% Fe10%) fell 0.25 yuan per mtu to 19.5-20 yuan per mtu at Zhanjiang and Qinzhou ports.

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