| product name | price | highs and lows |
| Metal lanthanum (yuan/ton) | 25000-27000 | - |
| Cerium metal (yuan/ton) | 24000-25000 | - |
| Metal neodymium (yuan/ton) | 590000~595000 | - |
| Dysprosium metal (yuan /Kg) | 2920~2950 | - |
| Terbium metal (yuan /Kg) | 9100~9300 | - |
| Pr-Nd metal (yuan/ton) | 583000~587000 | - |
| Ferrigadolinium (yuan/ton) | 255000~260000 | - |
| Holmium iron (yuan/ton) | 555000~565000 | - |
| Dysprosium oxide (yuan /kg) | 2330~2350 | - |
| Terbium oxide (yuan /kg) | 7180~7240 | - |
| Neodymium oxide (yuan/ton) | 490000~495000 | - |
| Praseodymium neodymium oxide (yuan/ton) | 475000~478000 | - |
Today's market intelligence sharing
Today, the domestic rare earth prices continue to remain consistent with yesterday's prices, and there are signs of gradual stabilization as fluctuations begin to slow down. Recently, China has decided to implement import controls on gallium and germanium related products, which may also have a certain impact on the downstream rare earth market. It is expected that rare earth prices will still be slightly adjusted by the end of the third quarter, and production and sales in the fourth quarter may continue to grow.
Post time: Aug-15-2023