At the beginning of the week, the domestic Chinese molybdenum market exhibited a weak but stable trend. This was influenced by suboptimal performance in steel procurement volumes and pricing, a slight uptick in international molybdenum prices, and strong production cost support. Suppliers adjusted their quotes within a reasonable range.

Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online

The tungsten market is currently in a weak and stable deadlock phase, with market sentiment leaning toward caution as traders await clarification of the average price forecast from the Ganzhou Tungsten Association and the long-term price quotes from other major tungsten companies.

This week, the Chinese rare earth market has not shown any significant changes. With traders maintaining rigid transactions and market support gradually weakening, product prices have fluctuated within a narrow range, while order growth has been slow.

This week, Chinese molybdenum prices have generally shown a fluctuating downward trend, 

Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online

China tungsten prices continue to stagnate in a sideways trading pattern, with market sentiment dominated by caution. Transaction volumes remain constrained.

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Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online

China tungsten price is generally in a weak and stable deadlock stage, mainly due to increasing pressure on the demand side, which is exacerbating, and the recent rise in supply-side profit-taking, 

Chinese rare earth prices remain stable in certain segments, with slight declines in others. Prices for gadolinium oxide, terbium oxide, and holmium oxide have dropped by approximately 4,000 RMB/ton, 40 RMB/kg, and 20,000 RMB/ton, respectively.

The domestic molybdenum market continues to exhibit a weak downward trend,