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Rely on independent titanium prices covering both industrial mineral and minor metal markets, including titanium dioxide pigment and ferro‑titanium. Fastmarkets assesses these markets using published, IOSCO‑aligned methodology, capturing validated transactions and firm indications to reflect real‑world pricing across the global titanium industry.
The benchmark suite spans a wide range of titanium products, from titanium dioxide pigment delivered into Europe and North America to ferro‑titanium, titanium alloys, commercially pure and alloy titanium grades, and downstream forms such as titanium bar, plate, sheet and titanium ingot. This breadth supports price discovery across the supply chain, from titanium suppliers and alloy producers to processors and titanium sheet manufacturers.
You gain access to assessed ranges, long‑running historical data, charts and exports through the Fastmarkets platform and API, supporting procurement, indexation and risk management. Coverage also includes the titanium scrap price, providing additional transparency for participants active in secondary and recycling markets, alongside primary metal and alloy pricing.
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Titanium plate, commercially pure, fob shipping point US, $/lb
Titanium scrap turnings, unprocessed type 90/6/4, 0.5-2% Sn max, cif Europe, $/lb
Titanium scrap turnings, unprocessed type 90/6/4 0.5% Sn max, cif Europe, $/lb
We strive to meet the market’s data requirements honestly and independently. Fastmarkets acts with diligence and integrity to ensure that trust and confidence is maintained in the reliability of our pricing methodologies
Pricing notices, methodology updates and amendments relevant to Fastmarkets’ titanium prices
Fastmarkets is proposing to reinstate one quarterly US titanium price based on market feedback and is reopening a consultation for four other US titanium prices that were discontinued.
Fastmarkets has decided to discontinue its five quarterly titanium prices due to market illiquidity.
Fastmarkets proposes to discontinue its quarterly titanium prices due to market illiquidity.
The publication of Fastmarkets’ titanium scrap and ferro-titanium prices on November 30, 2022 took place earlier than scheduled due to an editor error in the approval process.
Fastmarkets has identified a necessary amendment to the terminology used in one of its titanium dioxide price assessments
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Pricing notices and updates covering titanium prices, grades and industry developments
Pricing notices and updates covering ferro‑titanium and minor metals markets
Updates and amendments related to titanium dioxide pigment price assessments
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