Rare Earth Market Report May 2015

Rare earth market was flat in May.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers were inactive to purchase lanthanum and cerium as the markets were oversupplied.Asian Metal Copyright The softening demand from NdFeB magnet and phosphor powder industries resulted in limited buying activities and dropping prices in rare earth market.Asian Metal Copyright The markets for europium and yttrium continued to be inactive and the prices were still on the decline.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers delayed purchases.Asian Metal Copyright The softening demand from NdFeB magnet and phosphor powder industries resulted in limited buying activities and dropping prices in rare earth market.Asian Metal Copyright It was hard for suppliers to make deals and they believed they will lose money if the price kept declining.Asian Metal Copyright It was hard for suppliers to make deals and they believed they will lose money if the price kept declining.Asian Metal Copyright Some separation plants have cut down production.Asian Metal Copyright It was hard for suppliers to make deals and they believed they will lose money if the price kept declining.Asian Metal Copyright The markets for PrNd, dysprosium and terbium witnessed few deals and sliding prices due to weak demand.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers delayed purchases.Asian Metal Copyright The markets for europium and yttrium continued to be inactive and the prices were still on the decline.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers delayed purchases.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers were inactive to purchase lanthanum and cerium as the markets were oversupplied.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers were inactive to purchase lanthanum and cerium as the markets were oversupplied.Asian Metal Copyright Taking poor demand into consideration, it is predicted that rare earth market will continue to be flat and the price will keep going down in June.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers were inactive to purchase lanthanum and cerium as the markets were oversupplied.Asian Metal Copyright