Rare Earth Market Report March 2015

The rare earth price climbed up firstly and then dropped.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers still postponed purchases.Asian Metal Copyright In the first half of March, suppliers were in no hurry to reduce stocks as most separation plants haven’t begun to output products.Asian Metal Copyright The prices for PrNd, dysprosium, terbium and gadolinium soared up.Asian Metal Copyright The prices for PrNd, dysprosium, terbium and gadolinium soared up.Asian Metal Copyright The prices for PrNd, dysprosium, terbium and gadolinium soared up.Asian Metal Copyright But consumers delayed making purchases and intended to watch the market for a while.Asian Metal Copyright The prices for PrNd, dysprosium, terbium and gadolinium soared up.Asian Metal Copyright The rare earth market witnessed limited buying activities.Asian Metal Copyright In the second half of March, the supply for PrNd, dysprosium, terbium and gadolinium increased because the majority of separation plants began to output products, which results in sliding prices in rare earth market.Asian Metal Copyright In the second half of March, the supply for PrNd, dysprosium, terbium and gadolinium increased because the majority of separation plants began to output products, which results in sliding prices in rare earth market.Asian Metal CopyrightThe rare earth price climbed up firstly and then dropped.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers still postponed purchases.Asian Metal Copyright Consumers still postponed purchases.Asian Metal Copyright Participants lacked confidence rare earth market in April and predicted rare earth prices will continue to decline in April due to softening demand.
.Asian Metal Copyright In the first half of March, suppliers were in no hurry to reduce stocks as most separation plants haven’t begun to output productsAsian Metal Copyright