DRC: copper, zinc and tin show an uptrend during the period from August 2 to 7, 2021
The market for mining products oscillates between rise and fall for the main minerals exported from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, according to projections by the National Commission of Mercuriales, structure of the Ministry of Foreign Trade.
Copper is on the rise again this week on the international market and is trading at $ 9,560.40 per tonne against $ 9,298.10 per tonne last week, a positive price differential of $ 262.3.
Cobalt is trending downward and trading at $ 52,447.00 per tonne against $ 52,482.00 in the week of July 26-31.
Zinc is also up to 2,942.00 USD per tonne against 2,938.60 USD per tonne last week, a positive difference of 3.4 USD.
Tin is trading at $ 35,390.60 per tonne this week versus $ 33,014.40 per tonne last week, showing a positive spread of $ 2,376.2 .
As for gold and silver, they are showing a downtrend this week while tantalum is stable.
