Southern rare Earth: some oxides continue the downward trend dysprosium oxide reduced by 10,000 yuan / ton

Published: Apr 14, 2020 10:59 (GMT+8)

SMM4 14: China Southern rare Earth Group Southern rare Earth International Trading Co., Ltd. announced the latest heavy rare earth oxide listing price, some oxide prices down. In terms of price changes, the listing price of terbium oxide was 4.05 million yuan / ton, down 50, 000 yuan / ton compared with the previous period; the listing price of gadolinium oxide was 151000 yuan / ton, down 2000 yuan / ton from the previous period; and the listing price of dysprosium oxide was 1.82 million yuan / ton, down 10, 000 yuan / ton from the previous period In addition, the prices of many varieties remain stable, with samarium oxide listing price of 12000 yuan / ton, europium oxide listing price of 200000 yuan / ton, holmium oxide listing price of 345000 yuan / ton, erbium oxide listing price of 150000 yuan / ton, ytterbium oxide listing price of 100000 yuan / ton, lutetium oxide listing price of 4.2 million yuan / ton, yttrium oxide listing price of 20, 000 yuan / ton, scandium oxide listing price of 9 million yuan / ton

The prices of rare earth products were generally flat on the 13th compared with last Friday, and the rare earth market was relatively weak at the beginning of the week, while the price did not change significantly due to the impact of market transactions in the morning. Among them, the market inquiry and transaction situation of praseodymium and neodymium oxide, dysprosium oxide and terbium oxide are generally weak. Praseodymium and neodymium oxide 25.7-262000 yuan / ton, terbium oxide 388-3.95 million yuan / ton, dysprosium oxide 177-1.8 million yuan / ton.

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