Rare Earth Market Report October 2014
2014-11-19 08:48:43
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The domestic rare earth market remained inactive and saw slow buying activities in October.Asian Metal Copyright The combination of abundant stocks of importers and the sliding prices for rare earth in domestic market resulted in weak demand in the export market.Asian Metal Copyright Downstream markets kept flat, and purchasers continued to delay making purchases.Asian Metal Copyright Impacted by the storage, the markets for dysprosium oxide and terbium oxide witnessed increasing inquiries and prices.Asian Metal Copyright Impacted by the storage, the markets for dysprosium oxide and terbium oxide witnessed increasing inquiries and prices.Asian Metal CopyrightThe domestic rare earth market remained inactive and saw slow buying activities in October.Asian Metal Copyright But the demand for other products remains weak.Asian Metal Copyright Impacted by the storage, the markets for dysprosium oxide and terbium oxide witnessed increasing inquiries and prices.Asian Metal Copyright The rare earth export market showed flat tendencies in October.Asian Metal Copyright Impacted by the storage, the markets for dysprosium oxide and terbium oxide witnessed increasing inquiries and prices.Asian Metal Copyright The combination of abundant stocks of importers and the sliding prices for rare earth in domestic market resulted in weak demand in the export market.Asian Metal Copyright The rare earth export market showed flat tendencies in October.Asian Metal Copyright It is predicted that the entire rare earth market will continue to be inactive in November.
.Asian Metal Copyright The rare earth export market showed flat tendencies in OctoberAsian Metal Copyright
