[Ferro-Alloys.com]Flat market demand coupled with rising capital financial pressure further hit ore traders’confidence. In recent period, Australian Mn46 lumps were focused on RMB33-34/mtu at northern ports

[Ferro-Alloys.com] In recent period, Australian Mn46 lumps focused on RMB33-34/mtu at northern ports and RMB32.5-33.5/mtu at southern ports. As for

[Ferro-Alloys.com] Australian Mn46 lumps are currently focused on RMB33-34/mtu at northern ports and RMB32.5-33.5/mtu at southern ports. As for Mn48 sand ore, it is quoted at RMB33.-33.5/mtu in north and RMB32.5-33.5/mt in south.

[Ferro-Alloys.com] China totally imported 1.13118 million tons of manganese ore in November, showing a further downturn comparing with prior month 1.34 million tons and also

Ferro-Alloys.com] In recent period, prices of Australian Mn46 lumps were falling to RMB32.5-33/mtu at southern ports while RMB33-34/mtu at northern ports. Meanwhile, Australian Mn48 sand ore were also edging down to RMB32

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Australian Mn46 lumps are currently focused on RMB33-34/mtu andRMB33-33.5/mtu for Mn48 sand ore. South African Mn38 lumps are pricing at RMB28.5-29.5/mtu while RMB32-33/mtu for Mn32%Fe20%.

[Ferro-Alloys.com]It is reported that Eramet Comilog already knocked down January manganese ore shipment to China for 2015. Mn43% Fe<5% was edged down to USD3.9/mtu from USD4.15/mtu for December 2014,

[Ferro-Alloys.com]it is reported that oversea ore giant, BHP Group already released manganese ore January for 2015 shipment to China. Mn45.5% Fe<5% lump ore was still pegged at USD4.53/mtu and USD4.40