Dysprosium recycled from NdFeB scrap remained stable throughout the week, with no significant price movement. Recycling enterprises made no meaningful adjustments to purchase quotes amid limited oxide price fluctuations, and market sentiment stayed largely wait-and-see with stagnant trading activity.
Dysprosium oxide edged down over the week after a prior run-up, entering a high-level adjustment phase. Downstream buyers showed insufficient acceptance of elevated prices and inquiry activity pulled back, while suppliers grew more willing to sell at concessions, loosening quotes from recent peaks.
| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dysprosium Oxide | China | FOB | USD 210,898.00/MT | July 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | India | CIF | USD 211,004.81/MT | July 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | USA | CIF | USD 211,085.49/MT | July 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | Germany | FOB | USD 118,455.70/MT | July 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | Australia | CIF | USD 210,996.46/MT | July 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | China | FOB | USD 193,820.00/MT | June 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | India | CIF | USD 193,908.00/MT | June 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | USA | CIF | USD 193,975.00/MT | June 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | Germany | FOB | USD 116,705.12/MT | June 2026 |
| Dysprosium Oxide | Australia | CIF | USD 193,886.00/MT | June 2026 |
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Chinese dysprosium oxide prices averaged around USD 193,820/MT (FOB) in the last month of the second quarter of 2026, while India's prices were near USD 193,908/MT (CIF). Asian prices declined during April and May as magnet demand was weak, inventories were high and buyers avoided large purchases. Myanmar supplies about 57% of China’s imported rare earths, but shipments from Myanmar fell approx. 42% year on year during 2026. Border clearance restrictions directly reduced access to important heavy rare-earth feedstocks. Vietnam’s raw rare-earth ore export ban and documentation problems affecting Chinese recycling plants further restricted alternative supply.
In the US markets, the monthly average Dysprosium Oxide price was approximately USD 193,975/MT (CIF) in June. It stayed slightly firmer as compared to its counterparts during the same month due to import reliance and uncertainty over Chinese licensing. China confirmed that compliant civilian export applications remained subject to review, keeping shipment timing uncertain.
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According to Procurement Resource, soon, prices may remain firm if feedstock shortages and licensing delays continue. Weak magnet demand and inventory releases could limit further gains.
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Dysprosium oxide prices in China strengthened during Q1’26, supported by tight heavy rare earth supply, cautious selling by raw material holders, and policy-related export uncertainty. Upstream availability remained constrained by controlled mining and separation activity, making the market sensitive to restocking from magnet manufacturers. However, the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz closure added indirect pressure through energy and freight risk, as tanker traffic through Hormuz fell 40%-50%, with crude and refined product flows at 20.4 million b/d compared with 21.2 million b/d in January. This indirectly supported dysprosium oxide prices by raising energy and freight risk across industrial supply chains, which increased production and logistics uncertainty for rare earth processors. This encouraged cautious restocking in the dysprosium oxide market, helping prices stay firm, though the impact was limited as the commodity’s main price drivers remained China’s tight heavy rare earth supply and controlled downstream buying.
Dysprosium oxide is a rare earth metal oxide, lustrous, soft and silvery in appearance. It reacts with cold water and dissolves in acid. It is thermally stable, has a high dielectric constant, and has applications in microelectronics, semiconductors, and photovoltaic agents.
Dy2O3
Control rods for nuclear reactors, semiconductor and photovoltaic agent, metal halogen lamps, yttrium aluminium garnet
Dysprosia, Didysprosium trioxide
China Minmetals Rare Earth, Longyi Heavy Rare-Earth, Ganzhou Qiandong Rare Earth Group
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Dysprosium oxide can be obtained by homogeneous precipitation technique where dysprosium chloride solution is kept in the presence of urea at higher temperatures to give the precipitated particles, which are then heated in air to give Dysprosium oxide particles.
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