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Tungsten markets fragmenting as domestic Chinese APT market diverges from exports
The tungsten market was changing, Fastmarkets heard in the week to Wednesday June 24, and in a trading environment that was becoming less globalized and more fragmented, alongside trade tensions between the US and China in particular, the relationship between prices within China and outside the country has shifted.
June 29, 2026
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By Shalina Cao, Claire Patel-Campbell
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Ex-China midstream processing a bottleneck to supply chain diversification tailwinds, exec panel says: Lithium, Battery & Critical Materials 2026
The geopolitics-led diversification of critical minerals supply chains is broadly viewed as a tailwind to the lithium market, senior executives said during the Executive Keynote Panel at Fastmarkets’ Global Lithium, Battery and Critical Materials in Las Vegas on Tuesday June 23.
June 26, 2026
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By Viral Shah
Insights
Fastmarkets launches four price assessments for recycled containerboard in South China: pricing notice
South China, which includes the provinces of Guangdong, Guangxi and Fujian, accounts for 25 million tonnes of containerboard capacity annually, about a quarter of China’s total, according to Fastmarkets’ database. The region also holds around one-third of the nation’s corrugated converting capacity and remains a key manufacturing and trading hub with significant demand for corrugated […]
June 26, 2026
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By Melissa Chen
Insights
Fastmarkets amends the frequency of publication and clarification of names for four containerboard assessments in East China: pricing notice
Fastmarkets also clarified the names of the four containerboard assessments: As part of the process of standardizing price nomenclature for forest products, their names will be as follows: The prices are part of the Fastmarkets Paper Packaging price package. To provide feedback on these prices or if you would like to provide price information by becoming […]
June 26, 2026
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By Melissa Chen
Insights
China zinc exporters on standby as margins remain thin; export hurdles lower than last year
Chinese zinc ingot exporters remain on standby on Monday June 22, after months of market positioning, with traders and smelters still waiting for a clearer margin signal before moving cargoes at scale, market participants told Fastmarkets.
June 25, 2026
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By Eva Qi
Insights
Proposal to amend price presentation and clarification of names for 12 paper and board assessments in East China: pricing notice
These price assessments were previously based on underlying data from UM Paper-branded prices, which were discontinued in October 2025. Since then, the prices have been independently assessed by Fastmarkets’ price reporting team. Presenting them as a range, rather than a single number, will better reflect market developments. The proposed amendment will not affect historical prices. The […]
June 19, 2026
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By Fastmarkets Forest Products
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Chinese recycling crackdown reshapes black mass flows, pressures recycled cobalt market
China’s tightening regulation of its lithium-ion battery recycling sector is increasing black mass flows and accelerating the release of lower-cost recycled cobalt units, Fastmarkets understands.
June 17, 2026
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By Carrie Shi, Lee Allen, Tianran Zhao, Angeline Shi, Carly Chen
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Fastmarkets to amend the frequency of publication and clarification of names for four containerboard assessments in East China: pricing notice
The decision follows a one-month consultation period which ended on Monday June 15. Fastmarkets had also proposed to clarify the names of the four containerboard assessments: As part of the process of standardizing price nomenclature for forest products, their names will be as follows: The prices are part of the Fastmarkets Paper Packaging price package. To provide […]
June 17, 2026
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By Fastmarkets pricing team
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Fastmarkets to launch four price assessments for recycled containerboard in South China: pricing notice
The decision follows a one-month consultation period which ended on Monday June 15. South China, which includes the provinces of Guangdong, Guangxi and Fujian, accounts for 25 million tonnes of containerboard capacity annually, about a quarter of China’s total, according to Fastmarkets’ database. The region also holds around one-third of the nation’s corrugated converting capacity and […]
June 17, 2026
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By Fastmarkets pricing team
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Surging lithium demand is outpacing growth of US supply chain: US Elemental
The sharp rise in demand for lithium is outpacing the growth of an independent US supply chain, Ian Rodger, chief executive officer of lithium development company US Elemental, told Fastmarkets in an exclusive interview on Wednesday June 3.
June 9, 2026
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By Rachel McGuire
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