Price Watch™ provides price assessments for Dysprosium Oxide across top trading regions:
Asia-Pacific
- Dysprosium Oxide 99.5% min FOB Shanghai
- Dysprosium Oxide 99.5% min EXW China
Note: In assessments structured as CIF [Importing Port] (Exporting Country), the country mentioned in brackets indicates the primary origin of supply (exporting country), while the named port refers to the destination port in the importing country. Other Incoterms (FOB, FD, EXW, etc.) should be interpreted in accordance with standard international trade definitions.
Dysprosium Oxide Price Trend Q4 2025
A steady firmness of the global dysprosium oxide (99.99% minimum) market has been observed in Q4 2025, with controlled price advances experienced across most major regions. Dysprosium oxide prices (FOB Shanghai) rose by +2.01% compared to the previous quarter due to factors such as continued adherence to quotas, Myanmar tensions and increasing global green transition demand from the mobility and renewable sectors.
Expansion opportunities have been limited by both state reserve stockpiling and restrictions from environmental regulations despite signs of growth; however, prices fell -0.78% in December 2025 as a result of excess availability following price adjustments providing greater opportunity for competitive FOB pricing in conjunction with seasonal reductions in magnet demand.
Producers moved goods out of inventory through promotional initiatives while operations at normalized levels in Shanghai created downward pressures; while end-users sourced their routine needs at spot rates. The combined effect of balanced supply availability with stable demand by end-users and controlled dynamics within the supply chain created a strong market for all participants throughout the entire quarter; and absent any significant policy changes, balance should be maintained into Q1 2026.
China: Dysprosium Oxide Export prices FOB Shanghai, China; Grade- Purity:99.99%min.
In Q4 2025, Dysprosium Oxide (99.99% min) price trend in China advanced +2.01% compared to the prior quarter. Persistent quota adherence and Myanmar frictions sustained supply balance, while global green transition demand from mobility and renewables supported steady consumption. State reserve accumulation and environmental curbs limited expansions despite signals. In December 2025, Dysprosium oxide prices in China declined by -0.78%, as ample availability post-adjustments enabled competitive FOB offers amid seasonal magnet slowdowns.
Producers cleared inventories via promotions, with normalized Shanghai operations tempering upside; end-users secured routine needs at spot levels. Overall, the Dysprosium Oxide market FOB Shanghai in Q4 2025 reflected steady firmness, with expectations of sustained balance into Q1 2026 barring policy shifts.
