Rare Earth Market Report January 2016

Rare earth market witnessed limited deals in January of 2016.Asian Metal Copyright As insiders will leave the market for the spring Festival holiday in February, participants predicted that most insiders will hold wait-and-see attitudes in the next week.Asian Metal Copyright Prices for most rare earth products, such as PrNd, lanthanum, cerium, yttrium did not fluctuate much.Asian Metal Copyright Most insiders stored enough inventories in mid-January and would leave the market for the Spring Festival holiday in late this month.Asian Metal Copyright While prices for dysprosium, terbium and europium showed downtrend.Asian Metal Copyright As insiders will leave the market for the spring Festival holiday in February, participants predicted that most insiders will hold wait-and-see attitudes in the next week.Asian Metal Copyright As rare earth downstream markets continued to be relatively soft and consumers were inactive to make purchases, the majorities of suppliers lowered their offers to obtain limited orders in early this month.Asian Metal Copyright Prices for most rare earth products, such as PrNd, lanthanum, cerium, yttrium did not fluctuate much.Asian Metal Copyright Most insiders stored enough inventories in mid-January and would leave the market for the Spring Festival holiday in late this month.Asian Metal Copyright While prices for dysprosium, terbium and europium showed downtrend.Asian Metal Copyright Therefore, rare earth market continued to be relatively flat in this month and it was hard for rare earth market to pick up.Asian Metal Copyright .Asian Metal Copyright As insiders will leave the market for the spring Festival holiday in February, participants predicted that most insiders will hold wait-and-see attitudes in the next week.

.Asian Metal Copyright While prices for dysprosium, terbium and europium showed downtrendAsian Metal Copyright