China plays a dominant role in the tungsten industry. It accounts for about 84.5 percent of the world’s total output, and is a net importer of tungsten concentrates; as a result, it heavily influences the tungsten price.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]In September, 2015, China exported 202mt FeW, up 55.3% M-o-M(130mt), and 66times Y-o-Y(3mt).

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese FeW transacted at RMB113,000-114,000/mt by acceptance.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Overseas FeW price stabilized, transacting at USD22.25-23.25/kgW.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese FeW was quoted at RMB122,000/mt by acceptance.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese W concentrates was offered at RMB63,000-64,000/mt, but deals were slim.

[Ferro-alloys.com] Domestic tungsten concentrates price dropped and its transaction price is around RMB 63,000 – 64,000/mt. The market of tungsten concentrates lingered at a low level and the whole market demand was rather low and gloomy. The downstream price...

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese FeW was quoted at RMB124,000-125,000/mt by acceptance. Raw materials W concentrates stood at RMB65,000-66,000/mt, equivalent to cost line, at which miners were unwilling to sell materials.