HBIS Launched Tenders for May FeSi

China will remove the interium export duty of other ferroalloys including ferrophosphorus (FeP) from May 1st, 2015. Enterprises indicated there may be some advantages and disadvantages coexisting for the removal.

According to the latest customs data, in March of 2015, China exported 28,780.993 tons manganese metal and its products to foreign countries, fell by 8.60% M-0-M and 12.64% Y-O-Y, with about 58,987,848 U.S. dollars.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]It is reported that BHP already unveiled new round manganese ore shipment to China.

Some merchants shows when the price declined to CNY11,100 per mt, more and more small plants had to stop producing.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]China’s domestic high-carbon ferrochrome prices got weaker last week as a result of high-carbon ferrochrome output increased.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chrome ore spot prices kept stable last week while futures prices slipped, especially for Iran chrome ores futures prices, for which a sharp fall was seen.

[Ferro-alloys.com] Market prices of ferrosilicon seemed stable on weak status and operation rate was still quite low in China in late April 2015. By the end of this week,