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Price briefing 17-23 February

By IM Staff
Published: Friday, 24 February 2017

Fears of Chinese production shutdowns due to the governments anti-pollution campaign sent antimony trioxide prices soaring this past week while the improving performance of the steel industry lifted the fluorspar market.

A number of industrial minerals prices increased this week as global trading picked up following the Chinese New Year holiday. 

Antimony trioxide, white fused alumina and fluorspar markets all moved higher following IM's price assessment on 23 February. Meanwhile Chinese titanium dioxide producers announced a fresh wave of price...

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