Latest news on China FeMo markets

Higher costs push China's FeMo prices to 38-month high

China's prices of ferromolybdenum (FeMo) have soared recently, mainly due to strong cost support from higher prices of moly concentrates and steady demand from steel mills, Mysteel Global learned.

WEEKLY: Prices of most stainless grades decline, except for Moly-based stainless

China's stainless steel market broadly declined during the past week, with most grades losing ground, particularly 201 and 304 stainless coils. In contrast, molybdenum (Mo)-containing grades such as 316L saw notable gains, driven by firm ferromolybdenum (FeMo) prices, Mysteel Global has learned.

India: Ferro molybdenum prices dip w-o-w as global market weakens

Chinese mills bid lower amid weak steel tags. Indian stainless steel demand remains slow.

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