Titanium Ore
Raw material prices remain high, putting pressure on miners’ costs. The downstream titanium dioxide market is expected to improve, leading to firmer titanium ore quotations.
Downstream Market: The downstream market has shown some positive trends recently, with an expected increase in demand for titanium ore. Most miners are in a wait-and-see mode, and the market remains stable.
Recently, titanium concentrate prices have remained stable. The downstream market lacks positive factors, and although there is a desire for price increases, it is difficult to sustain. The titanium ore market is experiencing reduced supply and demand, with prices expected to remain stable.
Titanium Ore
Today’s Panxi titanium ore price index is 1846, unchanged from yesterday. Raw material prices remain high, with selection plants under cost pressure. Market procurement remains cautious, and price differences for titanium ore are significant. Imported titanium ore offers remain firm, but market supply is ample, with some prices weakly stable.
Titanium Ore: Raw material prices remain high, maintaining cost pressure on processing plants. Market procurement remains cautious with significant price disparities. Imported titanium ore offers are firm, but supply is ample, with some prices weakly stable.
Raw Materials Market: Raw material prices remain high and stable, with continued cost pressure on processing plants. Market procurement remains cautious, and there is a significant price gap for titanium ore. The market is weak but stable.
Titanium Slag: Northern companies started a new round of bidding this month, with the volume reduced compared to last month. Downstream demand remains weak, and high-grade slag sales are under pressure. The market is mostly in a wait-and-see mode this month.