[Ferro-Alloys.com]The great hike in chrome ore prices cause by tight supply continues and the stock of chrome ore in China's ports remains under 1 million tonnes. The confliction between China's stainless steel mills and chrome producers is becoming more and m...

[Ferro-Alloys.com]China's imported chrome ore totals 699010 tonnes in September 2016, down 21.8% over the previous month, among which 433910 tonnes is from South Africa, 45986 tonnes from Iran,

South Africa’s relatively easy to mine chromium reserves, combined with the current deficit in the chromium market as well as the expected increase in global stainless steel consumption, has ensured that the country’s chrome sector has every opportunity to g...

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chrome ore prices keep strong in the uptrend channel. According to China Customs, China imported about 0.699 million tonnes of chrome ore in September, down 37.35% compared to September 2015;

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chrome ore prices keep soaring despite the fact that the stainless steel prices is not the reason. South Africa concentrate 40-42% at RMB60-61/mtu,

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chrome ore prices have been soaring since the beginning of the year when the prices tripled compared the lowest this year. One of China's largest stainless steel mill announced that it will cut its stainless steel production by 0.2 million to...

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chrome ore prices remain strong. South Africa concentrate 40-42% at RMB49-50/mtu, South Africa concentrate 42-44% at RMB52-53/mtu

[Ferro-Alloys.com]Chrome ore prices remain strong. South Africa concentrate 40-42% at RMB49-50/mtu, South Africa concentrate 42-44% at RMB52-53/mtu