For the Quarter Ending June 2026
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Ferro Vanadium Prices inÌýNorth America
- In the USA, the Ferro Vanadium Price Index rose by 34.98% quarter-over-quarter in Q2 2026.
- The average Ferro Vanadium price for the quarter was approximately USD 50058.33/MT, reflecting firm demand
- Ferro Vanadium Spot Price steadied in June as imports and inventories improved, reducing price volatility
- Ferro Vanadium Price Forecast anticipates modest near-term softening before seasonal restocking supports modest recovery later
- Ferro Vanadium Production Cost Trend shows stable energy costs offset by higher freight and feedstock
- Ferro Vanadium Demand Outlook is mixed as infrastructure restocking counterbalances weaker construction and automotive demand
- Ferro Vanadium Price Index momentum weakened as import share and inventory accumulation reduced sellers' leverage
- Normal smelter runs and steady export flows maintained liquidity, constraining upward Ferro Vanadium price moves
Why did the price of Ferro Vanadium change in June 2026 in North America?
- Improved Brazilian and South African pentoxide imports raised feedstock availability, easing Ferro Vanadium supply tightness
- Domestic steel mills reduced alloy purchases after spring restocking, weakening Ferro Vanadium demand in June
- Stable conversion and energy costs limited cost-push, while elevated freight and insurance affected import economics
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Ferro Vanadium Prices inÌýAPAC
- In China, the Ferro Vanadium Price Index rose by 2.13% quarter-over-quarter, due to tighter feedstock.
- The average Ferro Vanadium price for the quarter was approximately USD 13411.00/MT, indicating balanced market.
- Ferro Vanadium Spot Price softened in June as smelter restarts increased availability, causing seller discounts.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Forecast projects limited upside unless construction and mill restocking materially accelerate quickly.
- Ferro Vanadium Production Cost Trend stayed stable as electricity and coke costs showed limited increases.
- Ferro Vanadium Demand Outlook remains muted by softer construction activity and cautious mill procurement regionally.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Index weakened as inventories rose and downstream restocking faltered during early summer.
- Producer discipline tightened but ample domestic output pressured offers, keeping spot liquidity available for buyers.
Why did the price of Ferro Vanadium change in June 2026 in APAC?
- Smelter restarts restored output in June, increasing prompt supply and intensifying seller competition at hubs.
- Construction sector slowdown and weaker mill procurement curtailed alloy offtake, limiting upward pressure on prices.
- Stable feedstock and energy costs with comfortable inventories allowed traders to discount offers, depressing quotations.
India
- In India, the Ferro Vanadium Price Index rose by 10.74% quarter-over-quarter, driven by tighter imports.
- Ferro Vanadium Spot Price exhibited weekly volatility, which contributed to swings in the Price Index.
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Ferro Vanadium Prices inÌýEurope
- In the Netherlands, the Ferro Vanadium Price Index rose by 4.32% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting tighter feedstock availability.
- The average Ferro Vanadium price for the quarter was approximately USD 28369.33/MT, reflecting firm replacement costs.
- Ferro Vanadium Spot Price showed weakness while the Price Index remained supported by steady mill procurement.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Forecast indicates near-term range-bound movement, with marginal upside risk from tighter feedstock costs.
- Ferro Vanadium Production Cost Trend shows upward pressure from elevated V2O5 and European energy tariffs.
- Ferro Vanadium Demand Outlook remains stable as automotive and construction sectors provide baseline alloy consumption.
- Short-covering by mills and slow seaborne arrivals represent watch-list items for Ferro Vanadium Price Index.
Why did the price of Ferro Vanadium change in June 2026 in Europe?
- Steady imports met routine demand, reducing urgency, while subdued mill procurement exerted mild downward pressure on pricing.
- Elevated vanadium pentoxide and Dutch energy tariffs increased production costs, supporting seller offers and limiting deep price falls.
- Smooth Rotterdam logistics and adequate port inventories lengthened clearance times but avoided major shortages, keeping market balanced.
For the Quarter Ending March 2026
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Ferro Vanadium Prices inÌýNorth America
- In the USA, the Ferro Vanadium Price Index rose by 19.46% quarter-over-quarter, reflecting tightening seaborne supply.
- The average Ferro Vanadium price for the quarter was approximately USD 37086.67/MT, reported from FOB Baltimore weekly assessments.
- Ferro Vanadium Spot Price strengthened amid precautionary restocking and constrained imports, supporting spot premiums and shorter inventories.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Forecast indicates continued firmness near-term due to geopolitical risks and elevated bunker and energy costs.
- Ferro Vanadium Production Cost Trend shows upward pressure from higher Brent-driven energy and increased maritime insurance premiums.
- Ferro Vanadium Demand Outlook remains robust with infrastructure and HSLA steel orders absorbing available alloy tonnage.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Index volatility rose as sanctions and port inflows tightened supply, elevating short-term premium bids.
- Domestic smelter outages, higher Midwest electricity tariffs, and regulatory constraints have reduced throughput and pressured available Ferro Vanadium supply.
Why did the price of Ferro Vanadium change in March 2026 in North America?
- Feedstock inflows fell due to V2O5 port declines and Maracás maintenance reducing primary vanadium availability.
- Elevated energy and bunker costs increased smelter operating expenses, prompting producers to raise offers and margins.
- Precautionary restocking by steel mills and export competition tightened short-term stocks, amplifying upward price momentum.
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Ferro Vanadium Prices inÌýAPAC
- In China, the Ferro Vanadium Price Index rose by 24.42% quarter-over-quarter, driven by feedstock costs.
- The average Ferro Vanadium price for the quarter was approximately USD 13131/MT, reflecting steady buying.
- Ferro Vanadium Spot Price strengthened mid-quarter as mills replenished after Lunar New Year, tightening availability.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Forecast suggests near-term gains, influenced by infrastructure demand and feedstock cost pressures.
- Ferro Vanadium Production Cost Trend rose on higher V2O5 feedstock prices and elevated energy costs.
- Ferro Vanadium Demand Outlook remains supported by Grade-600 rebar mandates and spring construction restocking regions.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Index volatility reflected balanced inventories, steady exports, and uninterrupted smelter operating rates.
- Substitution and shipping risk constrained upside, while market participants maintained cautious buying and measured offers.
Why did the price of Ferro Vanadium change in March 2026 in APAC?
- In March supply rose as Russian and South African feedstock arrivals bolstered alloy availability materially.
- Spring restocking resumed but Lunar New Year pauses limited forward buying, keeping spot demand cautious.
- Higher V2O5 feed costs, energy and rising insurance premiums raised cost pressure and logistical uncertainties.
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Ferro Vanadium Prices inÌýEurope
- In the Netherlands, the Ferro Vanadium Price Index rose by 6.39% quarter-over-quarter, driven by imports.
- The average Ferro Vanadium price for the quarter was approximately USD 27195.33/MT based on assessments.
- Ferro Vanadium Spot Price firmed amid steady mill buying and balanced Rotterdam warehouse inventory replenishment.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Forecast indicates near-term range-bound movement as imports offset intermittent converter outages risks.
- Ferro Vanadium Production Cost Trend rose due to high power tariffs, pressuring domestic smelter economics.
- Ferro Vanadium Demand Outlook remains firm as rebar and high-strength mills sustain regular procurement schedules.
- Ferro Vanadium Price Index reflects sustained twelve-week strength, while steady seaborne arrivals moderate upward pressure.
- Rotterdam inventories stayed near operational norms, constraining spot appetite despite converter maintenance and freight premiums.
Why did the price of Ferro Vanadium change in March 2026 in Europe?
- Low Dutch gas storage and elevated power costs curtailed domestic smelting, tightening regional alloy availability.
- Routine seaborne arrivals met demand, yet weather and port disruptions delayed replenishment and increased premiums.
- Steady mill offtake from Dutch, German and Belgian producers absorbed prompt stocks, preventing downward pressure.