The output of dysprosium oxide stood at 180 mt in April 2023. The output in Jiangxi accounted for about 38%.
According to SMM statistics, the supply of domestic ion ore continued to increase, and the import of unspecified rare earth oxides in the first quarter increased by 818% year-on-year. Affected by news, the price trend of dysprosium oxide was relatively stable compared with that of praseodymium and neodymium products. With the approach of the rainy season in south China, it is expected that the import of rare earths from South-east Asia will fall compared with the first quarter. Dysprosium oxide output will also decline in May from April.
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