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    Monthly Manganese Flake Market Report Sep 2020

    2020-10-12 17:41:19   【Print】
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    1. Market Highlights

    In early September, most Chinese manganese flake producers had no inventory pressure and raised prices successively, while downstream consumers purchased from hand to mouth, resulting in slowly increasing prices. In the first week of the month, Chinese steel mills finished making purchases for September, so demand weakened and transaction prices stood stable.Asian Metal Copyright Market Highlights In early September, most Chinese manganese flake producers had no inventory pressure and raised prices successively, while downstream consumers purchased from hand to mouth, resulting in slowly increasing prices.Asian Metal Copyright In late September, Chinese producers were more active in selling and slightly cut prices in order to recoup funds and make preparations for executing orders during the National Day holiday, so prices moved down to the level in early September.Asian Metal Copyright In the first week of the month, Chinese steel mills finished making purchases for September, so demand weakened and transaction prices stood stable.Asian Metal Copyright Generally speaking, prices fluctuated slightly and edged up this month.

    In September, export prices for manganese flake went up notably because of the price uptrend in Chinese manganese flake market and significant depreciation of U.S.Asian Metal Copyright In late September, Chinese producers were more active in selling and slightly cut prices in order to recoup funds and make preparations for executing orders during the National Day holiday, so prices moved down to the level in early September.Asian Metal Copyright dollar.

    European and American customers came back from the summer vacation this month and demand improved in late September. Driven by rising export prices for Chinese manganese flake, prices in European and American markets rose.

    .Asian Metal Copyright In the first week of the month, Chinese steel mills finished making purchases for September, so demand weakened and transaction prices stood stableAsian Metal Copyright
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