Rare earth market update on November 25, 2025
Domestic rare earth prices are fluctuating within a reasonable range overall. With market demand yet to warm up significantly and low-priced supply becoming tighter, prices of praseodymium, neodymium, terbium and dysprosium series products show no obvious changes for the time being, while the growth rate of actual market orders remains relatively moderate. Today, neodymium oxide, erbium oxide and dysprosium-iron alloy prices are adjusting near RMB 573,000/ton, RMB 350,000/ton and RMB 1,460,000/ton respectively.
According to information from CTIA GROUP LTD, in the short term the market lacks strong upward momentum for prices, spot supply remains relatively ample, and downstream rare earth producers continue to face tight funding conditions. Under the combined effect of these multiple factors, the release of market demand is subject to certain suppression. However, supported by strong production costs, rapid development of emerging industries and the difficulty of significantly increasing future rare earth output, suppliers generally show low willingness to reduce prices and ship goods.
CCTV News reports that a breakthrough research achievement completed through cooperation between Heilongjiang University, Tsinghua University and the National University of Singapore has been officially published in Nature, successfully overcoming the worldwide challenge of efficient electroluminescence in insulating rare earth nanocrystals. This research provides key core technical support for achieving China’s strategic transformation of rare earth resources from “raw material exports” to “high-value-added technology output”.
Price of rare earth products on November 25, 2025
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