Keep soaring! China Northern Rare Earth October listing prices: Multiple rare earth product prices rise MoM

Published: Oct 8, 2024 15:26

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Following the high prices in September, China Northern Rare Earth's October listing prices continue to "stay high."

On October 8, China Northern Rare Earth announced the listing prices for rare earth products in October 2024, with multiple product prices rising MoM. Lanthanum oxide was priced at 4,100 yuan/mt, unchanged from September 2024; cerium oxide at 7,600 yuan/mt, also unchanged from September 2024. Pr-Nd oxide was priced at 415,700 yuan/mt, up 3.1% MoM; neodymium oxide at 424,100 yuan/mt, up 3.04% MoM; Pr-Nd metal at 515,000 yuan/mt, up 3% MoM; neodymium metal at 525,000 yuan/mt, up 3.94% MoM.

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