Tin climbs this week to 34,618.75 USD per ton on the international market
After a dark period for the main mining products exported from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the latter should record a price increase on the international market during the period from June 6 to 11, 2022.
According to projections by experts from the National Mercurial Commission, a structure attached to the Ministry of Foreign Trade, a tonne of tin should sell at 34,618.75 USD this week against 34,392.50 USD per tonne last week. .
This same report indicates that tin is expected to register a positive price gap of around $226.25 during this period.
On the London Metal Exchange, a tonne of tin is trading at USD 35,875.00 as of June 6, 2022.
The week taken into account by the National Mercurial Commission seems very favorable for products exported from the DRC.
Indeed, this Commission notes that cobalt should remain stable this week on the international market and would be trading around 87,781.05 USD.
Zinc is trending up this week at USD 3,880.90 per tonne versus USD 3,738.95 per tonne last week, a positive price gap of +USD 141.95.
Gold is also trending higher this week and is expected to be sold at $59.75 per gram versus $59.61 per gram last week, giving a positive price gap of +0.14 USD.
Silver held steady in the market this week at $0.71 per gram.
As for tantalum, it is showing an upward trend this week at 402.50 USD per Kg against 398.75 USD per Kg last week, an increase of +3.75 USD.
