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Zimbabwe: Govt Okays Chrome Ore Exports to Save Mines
[Ferro-Alloys.com]High quality ferrochrome processed from Chinese and Indian plants affected competitiveness of the Zimbabwean chrome industry forcing government to lift the ban on exportation of chrome ore, the ministry of Mines and Mining Development has sai... |
China’s HC FeCr Prices Remained at History Low Level in June 2015(June, 8-12)
[Ferro-Alloys.com]China’s major stainless steel makers released their new tender prices in early June, which remained the same over the previous month. The prices hit the lowest level for the fourth time when the previous happened in October & November, 2014 ... |
Negative Effect on Chrome Ore Prices with the Return of Zimbabwe(June, 8-12)
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Zimbabwe lifted its chrome ore export ban on 9 June 2015. Zimbabwe holds about 12 percent of the world’s chrome ore reserves, which makes it a second largest chrome ore owner following South Africa’s 70 percent. |
High Grade FeNi Price Maintained Steady while Demand Weakened-China (Jun.8th-Jun 12th)
aThis week the LME nickel price slightly increased, which closed at USD13330/mt on Jun.11th, rising by USD395/mt while nickel stock declined by 4686tons to 465690tons. on Jun.12th, Jinchuan 1# nickel was quoted at RMB98100-98600/mt, which was basically the sa... |
High Grade Nickel Ores Traders Tried to pull up the Price-China
In recent week, the nickel ores price had no much change. Even though medium and high grade nickel ores traders tried to pull up the price by RMB10/wet mt, |
Imported Mn Ore Spot Market in China Remains Flat (June 08th –June 12th )
[Ferro-Alloys.com] In recent period, Australian Mn46 lumps maintained at RMB25-26/mtu at ports in China. As for Mn48 sand ore, the price remained at RMB23.5-24.5/mtu in China. |
Weekly Stock of Chrome Ore in China's Main Ports (12-Jun-15)
Weekly Stock of Chrome Ore in China's Main Ports (12-Jun-15) |
The Whole Market Hasn’t Been Improved Substantially While the Price Rose & Kept Stable(Jun 8th- Jun 12th)
At present, because of bad market and low price, a large number of EMM manufacturing enterprises had to stop producing. And now, they didn’t recovery. Only a few large factories, having had electrolytic mines, persisted on operating. The whole market hasn’t... |
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