金屬價格走勢 2026/10

Entering October, rare earth metal prices have gradually stabilized following earlier fluctuations. Recent trends show that PrNd alloy prices have recovered from their early September lows, with relatively limited fluctuations in early October. Meanwhile, terbium metal and dysprosium-iron (DyFe) alloy prices have remained within relatively elevated ranges, showing little overall change.

China's rare earth export controls continue to influence global supply chains, particularly the availability and cost of heavy rare earth elements such as dysprosium (Dy) and terbium (Tb). As countries expand their efforts in rare earth processing, recycling, and supply chain diversification, raw material prices are influenced not only by market supply and demand but also by export policies and regional supply conditions.

For downstream magnet manufacturers and electric motor industries, fluctuations in rare earth prices remain an important factor in production costs and procurement planning. The following charts present key rare earth metal price trends for October 2026, providing industry customers with a reference for understanding recent market developments and evaluating procurement costs.

Pr/Nd Mineral Price Trend