Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online

China tungsten prices are showing signs of rising, and the macro policy is warming and the supply at the mine end is tight, which boosts the market's bullish view. Tungsten market transactions are still slow, and the effectiveness of macro policies and the progress of demand recovery need time to verify.

Chinese rare earth price remains within a narrow range of fluctuation, as a balance between positive and negative factors keeps buyers cautious and sellers reluctant to lower prices, leading to subdued market activity and limited transaction volumes.

The domestic molybdenum market remains stable with prices consolidating, as the impact of favorable factors gradually weakens and traders have become less active compared to earlier periods, leading to moderate transaction volumes. 

Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online

China tungsten prices remained stable, as industry participants reached a consensus on the tight supply of tungsten ore, relaxed tungsten smelting capacity, and the surplus in hard alloy supply. However, there is still disagreement over which side holds the pricing power, leading to a competitive market dynamic.

Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online

In the first trading week after the National Day holiday, the tungsten price market remained stable. 

At the start of the week, the domestic rare earth market remained stable. With limited downstream demand and suppliers being reluctant to significantly reduce prices, the trading atmosphere in the market has been relatively subdued, and order growth has been slow. 

At the start of the week, the domestic molybdenum market maintained a stable and slightly stronger trend, mainly due to steady downstream demand, increased steel tender prices, and strong support from production costs. 

Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online

China tungsten prices are consolidating, with recent fluctuations in the macroeconomic atmosphere and market sentiment having limited impact on the actual fundamentals. 

Chinese rare earth prices fluctuated within a narrow range, with praseodymium-neodymium oxide prices dropping by around RMB 1,000 per ton, terbium oxide prices remaining relatively stable, and dysprosium-iron alloy prices decreasing by about RMB 20,000 per ton.

Chinese molybdenum market remained stable, with a balance between bullish and bearish factors leading to only minor price fluctuations and moderate transaction volumes. On one side, suppliers were eager to maintain firm pricing and sell, while buyers were still pressing for lower prices.