Monthly Ferrosilicon Market Report Aug 2026
2026-09-14 08:16:42 【Print】
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Rising electricity tariffs elevated production costs, while thinning availability tightened the 72%min ferrosilicon balance and imparted a modest upward bias to prices. As August unfolded, this cost-side pressure, combined with producers’ firm intent to lift offers, drove Chinese 75%min ferrosilicon prices higher; downstream buyers, rather than retreating, continued to procure in line with scheduled requirements.
The domestic upswing generated a measured spillover into export markets: 72%min export quotations edged up, yet weakening demand consigned overseas trading to a subdued, low-momentum state. Exporters of 75%min ferrosilicon displayed a similarly firm pricing stance, nudging offers higher, but the seasonal demand vacuum and sluggish foreign buying kept transactions sparse. In Europe, competitively priced material and a cautious, watchful buyer mindset left the 75%min ferrosilicon market largely dormant, with quotations drifting lower.












