[SMM Daily Review] Market Adopts Wait-and-See Approach at the Beginning of the Month, Manganese Ore Market Remains Stable
[SMM Daily Review] Market Remains Stable at the Beginning of the Month as Participants Adopt a Wait-and-See Approach
April 1: Northern Ports: Australian lump ore at 47-47.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Australian seed ore at 41-41.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African semi-carbonate ore at 37.5-38 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Gabonese ore at 46.5-47.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African high-iron ore at 30-30.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM. Southern Ports: Australian lump ore at 45-45.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Australian seed ore at 42-42.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African semi-carbonate ore at 36-36.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Gabonese ore at 44-46 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African high-iron ore at 29.5-30 yuan/mtu, flat MoM.
At the beginning of the month, miners showed weak willingness to actively offer prices, and the market mostly adopted a wait-and-see attitude. Downstream alloy plants are expected to reduce or halt production in the future, leading to cautious purchases of manganese ore, often with price negotiations. Currently, the tug-of-war between sellers and buyers in the manganese ore market continues, and the spot market remains stable with a wait-and-see approach.
April 1: Northern ports: Australian lump ore at 47-47.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Australian seed ore at 41-41.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African semi-carbonate ore at 37.5-38 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Gabonese ore at 46.5-47.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African high-iron ore at 30-30.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM. Southern ports: Australian lump ore at 45-45.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Australian seed ore at 42-42.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African semi-carbonate ore at 36-36.5 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; Gabonese ore at 44-46 yuan/mtu, flat MoM; South African high-iron ore at 29.5-30 yuan/mtu, flat MoM.
At the beginning of the month, miners showed weak willingness to actively offer prices, and the market mostly adopted a wait-and-see attitude. Downstream alloy plants are expected to reduce or halt production in the future, leading to cautious purchases of manganese ore, with most buyers pressing for lower prices. Currently, the tug-of-war between sellers and buyers in the manganese ore market continues, and the spot market remains stable with a wait-and-see approach.