Rare Earth Market Update: 2nd Week of July
07/14/2020 09:58
Export markets of Chinese PrNd, neodymium, cerium, europium and yttrium related products witnessed slow buying activities but stable prices over the past week because of soft demand from overseas importers and Chinese exporters' steady
costs. Dragged by overseas importers' wait-and-see attitudes, export prices of Chinese dysprosium, terbium and lanthanum related products showed downtrend this week.
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