copper down to USD 9,201 per ton but still maintains a profitable price level
The trend is downward in the prices of mining export products from the Democratic Republic of Congo during this week from May 23 to 28, 2022, according to projections by the National Mercurial Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade.
The only product on the rise this week is tantalum which is trading at 391.25 USD per Kg against 390.00 USD per Kg last week, generating a positive price difference of 1.25 USD.
Copper therefore shows a downward trend on the market this week at 9,201.70 USD per tonne against 9,368 USD per tonne last week, ie a negative price difference of 166.55 USD.
Cobalt remains stable on the international market during this week.
Zinc also shows a downward trend at 3590.95 USD per tonne against 3755.3 USD per tonne last week, a negative price difference of 164.35 USD.
Tin is also down this week at 35,381.25 USD per tonne against 40,068.75 USD per tonne last week, a drop of around 4,687.5 USD.
Similarly, gold is trending down to USD 58.99 per gram from USD 60.75 per gram last week, resulting in a price drop of USD 1.76.
Silver is also down at $0.69 per gram from $0.73 per gram last week, a negative price gap of $0.04.
