Market: copper still up at USD 10,247 per tonne, cobalt down at USD 81,619 per tonne
The general trend in commodity prices on the international market is between rise and fall for the main mining export products of the Democratic Republic of Congo, informs the National Mercurial Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade.
Copper remains up this week at 10,247 USD per tonne against 10,017 USD per tonne last week, a positive price difference of 229.7 USD.
Zinc is also up this week at 3,902 USD per tonne against 3,833 USD per tonne last week, giving a positive price difference of 69.2 USD.
The other ore on the rise is tantalum which is at 370.80 USD per Kg this week against 364.00 USD per Kg last week, a price difference of 6.8 USD.
Cobalt is down this week at 81,619 USD per tonne against 81,690 USD per tonne last week, a drop of 71 USD.
Tin is also down this week at 42,600 USD per tonne against 43,269 USD per tonne last week, a drop of 669 USD.
Gold prices are down this week at 64.16 USD per gram against 64.70 USD last week, a negative price difference of 0.54 USD.
