Globally, Cobalt posts a positive price differential of around $ 1,912.15 this week
The prices of the main export merchant mining products of the Democratic Republic of Congo on the international market register an upward trend during the period from 6 to 11 December 2021.
Confirming its good positioning in this market for a few weeks, Cobalt should still register an increase on the international market, inform the projections of the experts of the National Mercurial Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade.
During this week, Cobalt will trade around $ 63,145.00 per tonne versus $ 61,232.85 per tonne last week, yielding a positive price spread of $ 1,912.15.
After registering a decline in price last week in this market, Copper is trending upward from $ 9,603.40 per tonne last week to $ 9,752.00 per tonne this week. This results in a positive price spread of $ 148.6 this week.
Zinc is also up this week on the international market at $ 3,372.00 per tonne from $ 3,271.70 per tonne last week, a positive price differential of $ 100.3.
Tin is also trending upwards of $ 40,398.00 per tonne from $ 39,655.00 per tonne last week, a price increase of $ 743.
In addition, Gold is expected to record a drop in price this week. This commodity is expected to trade at $ 58.09 per gram from $ 59.83 per gram last week, a negative price spread of $ 1.74.
Silver is also down this week to $ 0.76 per gram from $ 0.80 per gram last week, down $ -0.04 per gram.
Tantalum, meanwhile, is expected to remain stable this week in the international mining market and will trade around $ 263.00 per kilogram.
