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https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3977357/Search-results/Bullish-domestic-sentiment-stifles-interest-in-vanadium-exports-from-China.html
Bullish domestic sentiment stifles interest in vanadium exports from China
The recent surge in European vanadium prices was supposed to provide opportunities for Chinese exports, but suppliers in the East Asian country have shown little interest amid bullish local sentiment and uncertain international growth, Fastmarkets understands.
Since the second half of 2019, Chinese exporter interest in shipping vanadium products abroad has been limited because Chinese prices have been much higher than those in Europe - a situation that persisted throughout 2020, especially with regional differences in industrial recovery after the Covid-19 pandemic.
Fastmarkets’ average assessment for ferro-vanadium, 78% V min, fob China was $28 per kg for 2020 - a $3 premium to the the European average for 2020 of $25 per kg.
In addition, the average assessment for vanadium pentoxide, 98% V2O5 min, fob China stood at $6.40 per lb in 2020 while the average price for vanadium pentoxide, 98% V2O5 min, in-whs Rotterdam was at $5.60 per lb - a premium of $0.80 per lb.
Nevertheless, prices for European vanadium surged during the Chinese Lunar New Year holiday season (February 11-February 18) amid tight prompt supplies and more consumer activity - with the previous...
I have a great attitude. I just don't like crooks and price fixers controlling, profiting from and suppressing the value of my investment. It is no secret the SP should be about double what it is. These are facts - not attitudes... Hope it doubles tomorrow and best of luck to you...
Willdo, you'll be waiting for a long time with an attitude like that!!
I'll take the ArgusMedia $35.25 KG/FeV prices over Vanadiumprice.com incase of delays on the latter.
If USA prices are at a premium to ROW then I suspect $36 will be breached and we get a 5% premium on Nitrovan.
• Ferro-vanadium prices in the US rose 1.3% to $34.1-36.3/kgV highlighting the premium paid on US vanadium.
• Competition between Europe, China and the US looks likely to lift prices higher as the three markets compete for
imports from South Africa and Brazil.
The rythmic rise and fall of a controlled stock. A red flag to any new investers except the one benefiting from this fraud. What should the SP be today with the V price increase alone excluding the tender prospects? I wait impatiently..
Far north of here but they can't continually ignore this for ever. I've been here since back end off 2013 and seen many manipulation games. But Lithium and Cobalt maybe went through similar stages till it took off I'm expecting some significant rises sooner or later :-)
most of the liquid stocks on AIM are exactly the same.
The rythmic rise and fall of a controlled stock. A red flag to any new investers except the one benefiting from this fraud. What should the SP be today without this price fixing?
Charts have also been updated here now : https://www.vanadiumprice.com/
Near vertical. Maybe the MMs are holding it to let some big boys in at a good price which is frustrating, but this is still only going in one direction from here.
https://www.metalbulletin.com/Article/3977362/CHINA-VANADIUM-SNAPSHOT-Prices-surge-on-bullish-sentiment.html
CHINA VANADIUM SNAPSHOT: Prices surge on bullish sentiment
Key data from Fastmarkets’ pricing session in China on Thursday February 25.
Key drivers:
Chinese domestic vanadium alloy producers raised their offer prices significantly last week in response to a bullish overseas market and higher vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) prices. Major V2O5 producers raised their monthly sales price to 107,000 yuan ($16,555) per tonne on a bank acceptance basis, or 105,500 yuan...