The downstream market is operating at a high level, and the price of titanium ore is high, resulting in significant cost pressures for downstream companies. There is a strong sentiment among companies to lower prices; some high-priced titanium ores may undergo minor adjustments. The high-slag titanium market is currently stable: the bidding price in the high-slag market in April remained the same compared to the previous month, and downstream demand is basically stable. However, raw material costs are high: high-slag companies are under production pressure, and the market operating rate remains low.

The Titanium ore market maintains a stable operation, with downstream enterprises operating at a high level. The market demand is stable. The high price of titanium ore causes significant cost pressure on downstream enterprises. Purchases are cautious, and the market shows a sentiment for price reduction.

The titanium ore market maintains stability with high operation levels in downstream companies. Market demand is good, and raw material costs are supportive, resulting in high prices for titanium ore. The high slag titanium market is temporarily stable: In April, the high slag market bidding price remained flat compared to the previous month, and the downstream demand is generally stable. However, the high cost of raw materials puts pressure on high slag companies, with market start-up rates remaining low.