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“Antimony Strong, Lead Weak — Global Metals Market Dynamics Q4/2026 : Supply & Demand Outlook October 2026” SO OK TRADING | October 1, 2026

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Antimony (Sb) and Lead (Pb) Price Outlook — October 2026
Supply, Demand, Market Outlook & In‑Depth Analysis SO OK TRADING | October 1, 2026

 
Introduction
In October 2026, two of the world’s most important base metals — Antimony (Sb) and Lead (Pb) — are moving in distinctly different directions. Antimony remains elevated despite entering a consolidation phase, supported by tight supply and strong demand from clean energy and defense industries. Lead, on the other hand, faces downward pressure from oversupply and weakening battery demand. These dynamics reflect the global market forces shaped by both geopolitical and macroeconomic factors.

 
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