China’s tungsten concentrate price started to dip since Q4 in 2008 and till Q1 of 2009 the average offer of domestic tungsten concentrate had remained at CNY 60,200 per tonne to CNY 61,900 per tonne slumping by 32.81%YoY. For full story, click here
Reports reveal that affected by the global economic recession, China’s tungsten concentrate price started to dip since Q4 in 2008 and till Q1 of 2009 the average offer of domestic tungsten concentrate had remained at CNY 60,200 per tonne to CNY 61,900 per tonne slumping by 32.81%YoY. For full story, click here
Ganzhou, a city in eastern China’s Jiangxi Province and a leading tungsten making region, is building up its own tungsten and rare earth reserves to support domestic metals firms. For full story, click here
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