Rare earth market update on March 18, 2025

The domestic rare earth market has maintained an overall stable operating trend. The interplay of bullish and bearish factors has made it difficult for buyers and sellers to reach a high degree of consensus during negotiations, resulting in product prices lacking momentum for significant increases while also being resistant to substantial declines. At the same time, order growth has been relatively slow.

Rare earth market update on March 17, 2025

At the beginning of the week, the domestic rare earth market in China maintained a stable trend overall. With downstream users generally sticking to just-in-time procurement and the growth rate of spot supply in the market remaining moderate, product prices showed no significant changes.

Recently, according to a report from the Baotou City Industry and Information Technology Bureau, in February 2025, among the 36 key industrial products monitored in Baotou City, 19 products, including aluminum, copper, and neodymium metal, saw price increases month-on-month, while 2 products, such as monocrystalline silicon and photovoltaic modules, maintained stable prices, and 15 products, including pig iron, polypropylene, and magnesium, experienced price declines. Year-on-year, 11 products, such as aluminum, hydrogen fluoride, and praseodymium-neodymium metal, recorded price increases, while 25 products, including rebar, polypropylene, and magnesium, saw price decreases.

Rare earth market update on March 14, 2025

This week, the domestic rare earth market has shown an overall slight upward trend, primarily due to the difficulty in increasing spot supply in the market and a heightened enthusiasm for inquiries and procurement from downstream users.

Rare earth market update on March 13, 2025

The domestic rare earth market has generally maintained a sideways trend, with traders sticking to rigid transactions amid a relatively balanced supply-demand relationship and the complex and volatile global economic backdrop.

Rare earth market update on March 12, 2025

The overall situation of the domestic rare earth market remains relatively favorable, primarily reflected in the continued upward trend of prices for various rare earth raw materials, strong inquiry and procurement enthusiasm from downstream users, and a prevalent reluctance among suppliers to sell due to bullish expectations.

Rare earth market update on March 11, 2025

Domestic rare earth price is fluctuating within a reasonable range, influenced by factors such as tightening spot supply of raw materials, a slight increase in inquiries from downstream users, strong support from production costs, and promising development prospects for downstream rare earth industries.

Recently, according to non-ferrous metals news, rare earths, as a critical component of non-ferrous metals, serve as a core material for transforming traditional industries, developing strategic emerging industries, and supporting the defense technology sector. However, how can the rare earth industry deeply integrate technological innovation with industrial innovation? Under the "dual carbon" goals, with increasingly stringent environmental policies, how should the rare earth industry strike a balance between resource development and ecological protection?

Recently, Huahong Technology announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Xintai Technology, along with its subsidiaries Wanhong High-Tech and Jishui Jincheng, signed the 2025 Annual Cooperation Agreement for Praseodymium-Neodymium Product Procurement with Northern Rare Earth. This collaboration aims to secure a stable and sustainable supply of rare earth oxide products for Xintai Technology and its subsidiaries over the next 11 months, ensuring the operational stability and sustainability of Xintai Technology and its subsidiaries. It further highlights their industry position and comprehensive strength in the field of rare earth resource utilization.

Rare earth market update on March 10, 2025

At the beginning of the week, domestic rare earth price fluctuated within a narrow range. Specifically, the prices of praseodymium-neodymium oxide, gadolinium oxide, and dysprosium oxide stabilized at approximately 442,000 yuan/ton, 165,000 yuan/ton, and 1,720,000 yuan/ton, respectively.