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Chinese W Concentrates Price Softened, and Expected to Slip Further
[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chinese W concentrates was offered at RMB101,000-102,000/mt (USD16,557-16,721/mt, export duty excluded) by acceptance. |
Great Increase of Import Volume of Albania Origin Chrome Ore in Sept 2014
[Ferro-Alloys.com]China’s import volume of chrome ore totaled 7,486,503 tons in Jan-Sept 2014, among which 4,462,060 tons are from South Africa, 1,105,680 tons from Turkey ,471,730 tons from Albania and 374,897 tons from Iran. |
HBIS Released Initial Enquiries Prices on Mn Alloys for November
[Ferro-Alloys.com] It is reported that the largest silicon manganese purchaser in China, Hebei Iron and Steel Group already unveiled November initial enquiries prices on manganese alloys. |
Mg Ingot Prices Continued Falling on Excessive Inventory, Declining Price of FeSi75# and Thin Demand in China
Mg Ingot Prices Continued Falling on Excessive Inventory, Declining Price of FeSi75# and Thin Demand in China |
Silicon Metal Price Kept Steady Generally
Slicon metal price kept steady in the last week in China. Although silicon metal price in some areas shaked slightly, it didn’t affected silicon metal’s trend. |
42% Pakistan Chrome Ore Spot Price from 2012 to Oct.2014-China
From 2012 to half 1 of 2013, the Pakistan chrome ores spot price fluctuated largely. In the first half of 2012, the monthly average price of 42% Pakistan Cr ore spot was RMB44.5-47.5 |
42% Iran Cr Ores Spot Price from 2012 to Oct.2014-China
It was acknowledged that in 2012, 42% Iran Chrome ores spot market was poor, the monthly average price of which basically maintained at RMB43.5-45.5/mtu. |
Nickel Unwrought Imports of China from 2010 to Sept. 2014
According to the statistics of the Customs, from 2010 to 2013, the nickel unwrought imports of China were respectively 182687tons, 217168tons, 159297tons |
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