Thursday 2 July 2009     Print
European molybdenum prices still climbing

SÃO PAULO (Metal-Pages) 02-Jul-09. European molybdenum prices have climbed to their highest level since the first week of ...

» Please logon to read the full story. Don't have an account? Take a free trial!

Share/Save/Bookmark
Related stories
02-Jul-2009 US spot noble alloy prices continue to climb Indian market report: ferro-alloys firm while MOIL cuts ore price Codelco appoints new procurement director 01-Jul-2009 Metals companies post impressive Q2 share gains Chinese FeMo extends upward move in tight market
Headlines & Top Stories
MARKET ROUND UP - Prices firm on several markets
The week bought something of mixed bag of news for the minor metals sector, those that supply it and in the economies they depend on. As the United Kingdom digested better-than-expected employment figures, Nissan said construction of its advanced lithium-ion ...
Initiative to trace DRC mineral supply chain moves to next stage
The initiative to improve the transparency of the mineral supply chain in the Democratic Republic of Congo by tin industry group ITRI has moved to its second stage. Following the implementation of the first phase of a comprehensive due diligence plan ...
Chinese minor metals weekly roundup – China raises mining quotas but caps new antimony and tungsten mine development
China has raised mining quotas for tungsten, antimony and rare earth this year to meet growing domestic demand. However at the same time it has clamped down in new mine development in a bid to protect its resources. The Ministry of Land and Resources ...