[SMM Rare Earth Morning Meeting Summary: Rare Earth Prices Pull Back, Market Sentiment for Future Outlook Remains Poor] Yesterday, with the downstream demand situation still poor, the enthusiasm for downstream procurement decreased, and the price of Pr-Nd oxide pulled back again. Some suppliers' confidence in the future outlook also remained poor, and it is expected that the price of Pr-Nd will continue to run slightly in the doldrums in the short term.

[SMM China Rare Earth Market Daily Report on April 28] Today, the price of Pr-Nd oxide weakened again. Despite the firm upstream quotes, the issue of poor downstream order conditions remained unresolved, and market confidence remained weak. Some market participants offered low inquiries, and the market's purchase willingness was low. As a result, the price of Pr-Nd oxide continued to be in the doldrums.

[SMM Rare Earth Morning Meeting Summary: Rare Earth Quotations Increase Slightly, with Few Actual Market Transactions] Yesterday, the price of Pr-Nd oxide increased slightly, but overall, the fluctuation range was relatively small. Some industry participants still held a pessimistic view of the market outlook. However, suppliers maintained firm quotations, and it was difficult to find low-priced goods in the market. Overall, the actual trading volume in the market was relatively small.

SMM Rare Earth Daily Review: Rare Earth Market Shows Divergence, Medium-Heavy Rare Earth Stabilizes. Today, the rare earth market prices exhibited a divergence trend. Specifically, in the oxide market, the price of Pr-Nd oxide decreased to 405,000-407,000 yuan per mt, the price of dysprosium oxide remained stable at 1.6-1.62 million yuan per mt, and the price of terbium oxide maintained at 6.74-6.8 million yuan per mt.

SMM Rare Earth Morning Meeting Summary: Rare Earth Metal Prices Decline, Market Activity Remains Low. On the metal side, Pr-Nd alloy prices continued to fall rapidly, but the purchase willingness of magnetic material enterprises remained low. Poor order-taking in downstream sectors kept the market inquiry activity for metals persistently low, with some suppliers actively selling at lower prices.

【April 24 SMM China Rare Earth Market Daily】Today, the price of Pr-Nd continued to decline. With weak downstream demand, suppliers' confidence in the future market further waned, leading to an increase in active low-price sales. Downstream inquiries remained sluggish. However, considering the rapid changes in policy, the market direction remains unclear, and some suppliers still hold certain expectations for the future price of rare earths.

SMM Rare Earth Daily Review: End-Use Demand Weakens, Rare Earth Market Prices Continue to Decline. Today, rare earth market prices showed a slight downward trend. Specifically, in the oxide market, Pr-Nd oxide prices decreased to 408,000-410,000 yuan per mt, dysprosium oxide prices decreased to 1.6-1.62 million yuan per mt, and terbium oxide prices increased to 6.74-6.8 million yuan per mt.

【SMM Rare Earth Weekly Review: Downstream Procurement Demand for Rare Earths Declined Due to End-Use Demand Impact】Currently, the price of lanthanum oxide remained stable at 4,200-4,600 yuan/mt, while the price of cerium oxide continued to stabilize at 11,600-13,000 yuan/mt this week. This week, the market prices of lanthanum and cerium stabilized again after experiencing a correction last week, with no significant fluctuations in the recent market situation. The price of Pr-Nd oxide continued to decline rapidly this week, and with the persistently poor release of downstream orders, the confidence of most industry players in the future market also weakened.

SMM Rare Earth Morning Meeting Summary: Rare Earth Metal Transaction Prices Decline Amid Sluggish Market Demand. In the metal sector, downstream demand remained sluggish. Some suppliers, with persistently weak confidence in the future market, continuously lowered their quoted prices. Buyers exerted strong pressure to drive down prices, and the actual transaction prices in the market continued to decline.