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The rare earth market was mixed and lacked a clear direction from late July to early August 2026. Chinese yttrium oxide and terbium prices rebounded, while neodymium—the benchmark light rare earth—edged lower. With the market in its seasonal off-season, trading remained sluggish and largely range-bound.
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Dysprosium metal (99.5%min in China)
Dysprosium metal (99.5% FOBChina)
Lanthanum metal (99%min in China)
Lanthanum metal (99% FOBChina)
Neodymium metal (99%min in China)
Neodymium metal (99% FOBChina)
Yttrium oxide (99.999%min in China)
Yttrium oxide (99.999% FOBChina)
Terbium Metal(99.9%min FOB China)
Yttrium oxide (99.999%min EU)
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