2026年2月6日稀土市场行情 本周国内稀土市场整体行情波动较大，在诸多不确定性因素的影响下，主流轻重稀土产品价格走势有所 不同，成交量仍有待提高。 轻稀土市场上，镨钕价格呈现先大涨后理性回调再反弹的态势：周初，受上月底镨钕价格明显上升的影 响，供应商报价继续上调；周中，由于下游用户对高价货源抵触情绪升高与前期利好支撑减弱，产品报 2026年2月6日稀土价格一览 | | | 中钨在线稀土产品报价表 | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | 2026年2月6日 | | | | | 产品名称 | | 规格/含量/牌号 | 中钨在线报价 | 涨跌 | 東位 | | | 氧化铜 | La2O3/TREO 99.5-99.9% | 4.700.00 | 1 | 元/吨 | | | 氧化镇 | Eu2O3/TREO 99.95-99.99% | 172.00 | - | 元/千克 | | 轻 凝 | 氧化错 | Pr6011/TREO 99.0-99.9% | 820,000.00 | 12,000 | 元/吨 | | + | 氧化紋 | Nd2O3/TREO ...

Core Viewpoint - The rare earth market in China is currently experiencing a "price without market" situation, with divergent price trends for light and heavy rare earth products [5][6]. Group 1: Light Rare Earth Market - The prices of mainstream light rare earth products initially declined, then increased, and finally stabilized during the week. This was due to weak downstream demand and suppliers' inability to raise prices at the beginning of the week [2][7]. - Midweek, the strengthening of production cost support, increased inquiries from magnetic material companies, and tightening supply expectations contributed to suppliers' confidence in raising prices [7]. - As the weekend approached, the pace of downstream demand recovery slowed, and favorable factors began to diminish, leading to a slowdown in the rate of price increases [7]. Group 2: Heavy Rare Earth Market - The price trend for dysprosium and terbium was characterized by an initial decline followed by stabilization. At the beginning of the week, low market inquiry activity and financial pressures on rare earth manufacturers led to a strong inclination among suppliers to lower prices [3][8]. - By the end of the week, the significant price increase of praseodymium and neodymium helped stabilize dysprosium and terbium prices [8]. - Specific price changes included an increase of approximately 19,000 yuan/ton for praseodymium-neodymium oxide (3.30% increase), a rise of about 25,000 yuan/ton for praseodymium-neodymium metal (3.57% increase), a decrease of 70,000 yuan/ton for terbium oxide (1.14% decrease), and a drop of 10,000 yuan/ton for dysprosium oxide (0.74% decrease) [8]. Group 3: Regulatory Environment - On December 25, 2025, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference addressing questions about China's restrictions on certain rare earth elements, particularly those needed for permanent magnets in the U.S. The spokesperson emphasized that most rare earth magnets are general import and export goods, and fluctuations in trade data are normal market phenomena [3][8]. - The Chinese government remains committed to maintaining the stability and security of the global supply chain and actively promotes and facilitates compliant trade [8].