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小金属价格分化显著:稀土/钨/钼上涨,锡/锑震荡调整 | 投研报告
Zhong Guo Neng Yuan Wang·2025-06-09 02:08

Group 1: Rare Earths - Recent price increases for rare earth elements, with neodymium oxide rising 4.66% to 449,000 CNY/ton, dysprosium oxide up 0.31% to 1,630,000 CNY/ton, and terbium oxide increasing 1.69% to 7,200,000 CNY/ton [1][2] - Significant price surges in overseas markets due to China's export restrictions on seven types of medium and heavy rare earth products, with dysprosium oxide in Europe rising from 250-310 USD/kg to 700-1000 USD/kg (204% increase) and terbium oxide from 930-1000 USD/kg to 2000-4000 USD/kg (211% increase) [1][2] - Domestic prices may follow the trend of antimony prices once companies obtain export licenses, leading to potential further increases in rare earth prices [2] Group 2: Molybdenum - Molybdenum prices have increased, with molybdenum concentrate rising 6.33% to 3,865 CNY/ton and molybdenum iron (Mo60) up 4.01% to 246,500 CNY/ton [3] - Supply-side contraction signals are emerging, while demand remains steady, supporting price increases [3] Group 3: Tungsten - Tungsten prices have reached new highs, with black tungsten concentrate rising 4.88% to 172,000 CNY/ton and ammonium paratungstate up 4.33% to 253,000 CNY/ton [3] - Supply constraints due to reduced mining quotas and stable domestic demand are driving prices higher [3] Group 4: Tin - Tin prices are experiencing fluctuations, with SHFE tin down 0.38% to 263,600 CNY/ton and LME tin down 0.98% to 32,400 USD/ton [4] - Current supply is tight due to low operating rates in Yunnan and the resumption of production at the Bisie tin mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo [4] Group 5: Antimony - Antimony prices are adjusting downward, with antimony ingot prices down 3.37% to 215,000 CNY/ton and antimony concentrate down 3.85% to 187,500 CNY/ton [4] - Supply improvements from logistics recovery at the China-Myanmar border and a 30% increase in imports are contributing to price adjustments [4] Group 6: New Materials - A window for export recovery in new materials has emerged following the easing of tariffs between China and the U.S., with potential for recovery in companies with high export exposure [5] - The agreement includes the cancellation of significant tariffs on Chinese goods, which may benefit new material companies [5] Group 7: Nuclear Fusion Materials - The commercialization of controlled nuclear fusion is accelerating, with upstream materials expected to benefit significantly [6] - Major advancements in both domestic and international nuclear fusion projects indicate a high growth phase for related materials [6]