Los precios europeos del tungsteno suben por la escasez de oferta; el APT aumenta 150 $/mtu

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[SMM Tungsten Express] Al 26 de marzo, el mercado europeo de chatarra de tungsteno se estabilizó tras ligeras caídas. Las plaquitas de carburo de desecho en Europa se situaron en 125-135 €/kg, con un promedio de 130 €/kg, 5 € menos que la semana pasada; las puntas de broca de desecho, en 135 €/kg. El mercado indio de chatarra se debilitó por segunda semana consecutiva, con las puntas de broca FOB en 140-150 $/kg y las plaquitas de carburo en 130-140 $/kg, un 6,8 % menos que la semana pasada.