[SMM rare Earth Daily Review 4.16] the price of terbium oxide rose.

Published: Apr 16, 2020 18:49

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SMM, 16 April:

The price of rare earth products has stabilized today, and the price of oxidized terbium oxide has rebounded slightly. Within the day, the price of praseodymium and neodymium oxide is stable at 25.8-262000 yuan / ton, the supply of goods at lower prices is difficult to find, the market transaction inquiry situation maintains the general level, and the downstream enterprises mainly purchase on demand. Heavy rare earths, dysprosium oxide 178-1.81 million yuan / ton, terbium oxide 390-3.95 million yuan / ton, upstream quotation up, the market transaction is weak.

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