Rare Earth Ferroalloy Export Volume Up by 37.5% in H1 of 2014
According to statistics of China Customs, China exported 61 mt of rare earth ferroalloy with Re content more than 10% in Jun, up by 124% Y-O-Y |
Raised Purchase Prices of Some Steel Mills were Likely to Drive FeSi Market in Early August in China
Raised Purchase Prices of Some Steel Mills were Likely to Drive FeSi Market in Early August in China |
Chinese Chemical Silicon Metal Market Firmed
Although the metallurgical silicon metal price dropped recently, the chemical silicon metal market still firmed with tight supply of spot materials. |
Chinese Metallurgical Silicon Metal Price Dropped
Although the metallurgical silicon metal price dropped recently, the chemical silicon metal market still firmed with tight supply of spot materials. |
US Anti-Dumping Duty on Ferrosilicon from Venezuela not Russia Has No Effect on Chinese Export
The US Department of Commerce found that Venezuelan companies had been selling an additive used in steel production at unfairly low prices in the US in a move that clears the way for countervailing duties while also finding that Russian shippers had not dumped... |
Chinese Silicon Metal Export up by 27.2% in H1 of 2014
According to statistic National Bureau of Statistic of China, China export ... tons of silicon metal in June, up by ...% Y-O-Y, and materials were mainly shipped to S.Korea and Japan with quantities respectively at ... tons and ... tons. |
Ferrosilicon Price Expected Firm in August
Considering the increased purchase volume of Shagang Group’s ferrosilicon for August delivery and HBIS’ flat purchase volume of ferroalloys for August delivery, the tendency of purchase volumes of other steel mills were likely to keep flat for many |
FeSi Prices were Likely to Rise in Late July in China
FeSi Prices were Likely to Rise in Late July in China |
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