Rare Earth Market Report August 2011

Rare earth market was inactive in July and prices dropped.Asian Metal Copyright However, the expected prices of overseas buyers are too low to reach a agreement with Chinese suppliers, and then it is still hard to conclude exporting deals.Asian Metal Copyright In August, the market remains slow, and it is difficult to conclude transactions.Asian Metal Copyright Light rare earth market is still slow and buyers are not inclined to purchase.Asian Metal Copyright Accordingly, downstream industries are sluggish and most plants decrease production.Asian Metal Copyright International purchasers prefer to watch the market.Asian Metal Copyright Separation plants in South China haven’t recovered to manufacture and part of them enter into environmental protection.Asian Metal Copyright In August, the market remains slow, and it is difficult to conclude transactions.Asian Metal Copyright Traders continue to lower rare earth quotations in order to reach agreements.Asian Metal Copyright However, purchasers are unwilling to replenish rare earth products as the market keeps fluctuate.Asian Metal Copyright However, purchasers are unwilling to replenish rare earth products as the market keeps fluctuate.Asian Metal Copyright Meanwhile, foreign suppliers are selling rare earth products at lower prices, which makes Chinese suppliers more difficult in exporting rare earth.Asian Metal Copyright Light rare earth market is still slow and buyers are not inclined to purchase.Asian Metal Copyright Separation plants in South China haven’t recovered to manufacture and part of them enter into environmental protection.Asian Metal Copyright Heavy rare earth demand keeps soft and the transactions are still few.

The fluctuated domestic market enhances the wait-and-see attitude of international importers, so, rare earth exporting market remains flat in August and the inquiries decrease in the overseas market. International purchasers prefer to watch the market.Asian Metal Copyright In August, the market remains slow, and it is difficult to conclude transactions.Asian Metal Copyright Meanwhile, foreign suppliers are selling rare earth products at lower prices, which makes Chinese suppliers more difficult in exporting rare earth.Asian Metal Copyright International purchasers prefer to watch the market.Asian Metal Copyright Chinese exporters have intention of lowing light rare earth quotations in order to conclude a bargain.Asian Metal Copyright International purchasers prefer to watch the market.Asian Metal Copyright However, the expected prices of overseas buyers are too low to reach a agreement with Chinese suppliers, and then it is still hard to conclude exporting deals.
.Asian Metal Copyright However, purchasers are unwilling to replenish rare earth products as the market keeps fluctuateAsian Metal Copyright