• Tin Conc. Burmese 20%min In warehouse MengA(-7000)  04-24|Tin Conc. Burmese 30%min In warehouse MengA(-7000)  04-24|Molybdenum Conc. 45%min EXW China(100)  04-24|Met. Coke A 13%max, S 0.7%max EXW Shanxi(50)  04-24|Molybdenum Oxide 50%min EXW China(100)  04-24|Erbium Oxide 99.5%min FOB China(1.2)  04-24|Cobalt Intermediate 30-40% CIF China(-0.2)  04-24|Ferro-manganese Mn 65%min, C 7%max EXW China(150)  04-24|Met. Coke A 13%max, S 0.7%max EXW Hebei(50)  04-24|Tin Conc. 60%min Delivered China(-7000)  04-24|Met. Coke A 13%max, S 0.7%max EXW Shandong(50)  04-24|Ferro-silicon 75%min In warehouse Pittsburgh(0.03)  04-24|Ferro-molybdenum 60%min EXW China(6000)  04-24|Erbium Oxide 99.5%min EXW China(8)  04-24
  • Magnesia Market Report March 2012

    2012-04-19 09:19:08   【Print】
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    In March, steel industries didn’t recover, and demand for refractory materials kept weak which affected the sale volumes of magnesia too.Asian Metal Copyright .Asian Metal Copyright Domestic magnesia prices went back to the original level due to the slow market, and Chinese smelters revealed that they bore more pressure, and some planned to reduce or stop production for a while caused by higher stockpiles.Asian Metal CopyrightIn March, steel industries didn’t recover, and demand for refractory materials kept weak which affected the sale volumes of magnesia too.Asian Metal Copyright Magnesia export market remained slow, and foreign buyers watched the market and expected lower prices in spot market.
    .Asian Metal CopyrightIn March, steel industries didn’t recover, and demand for refractory materials kept weak which affected the sale volumes of magnesia tooAsian Metal Copyright
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