Offers of Minor Metals in Europe (2017-12-13)

Published: Dec 14, 2017 09:12 (GMT+8)
The following table is offers of minor metals in Europe on Dec.13

SHANGHAI, Dec.14(SMM) – The following table is offers of minor metals in Europe on Dec.13

Classification Unit Price Transaction Date
Stibium (99.65%) USD/mt 8300 2017/12/1
Arsenic USD/lbs 1.5 2017/12/1
Bismuth USD/lbs 5.15 2017/12/1
Cadmium (99.99%) USD/lbs 1.2 2017/12/1
Cadmium (99.95%) USD/lbs 1.02 2017/12/1
High-carbon ferrochromium USD/lbs 1 2017/12/1
Low-carbon ferrochromium USD/lbs 2.75 2017/12/1
Chromium (from China ) USD/mt 8050 2017/12/1
Cobalt ingot (99.3%, from Russia ) USD/lbs 36 2017/12/12
Cathode cobalt (99.8%) USD/lbs 32.3 2017/12/12
Gallium ingot USD/kg 155 2017/12/1
Germanium dioxide (99.99%) USD/kg 837.5 2017/12/1
Germanium (50 ohm) USD/kg 1250 2017/12/1
Indium USD/kg 270 2017/12/1
Iridium USD/ounce 960 2017/12/13
Magnesium(99.9%, from China ) USD/mt 2350 2017/12/1
Refined manganese (99.7%) USD/mt 1825 2017/12/1
Molybdenum oxide (from western countries) USD/lbs 8.6 2017/12/1
Ferromolybdenum (65%, from western countries) USD/kg 21.38 2017/12/1
Rhodium USD /ounce 1530 2017/12/13
Ruthenium USD /ounce 188 2017/12/13
Selenium USD/lbs 17.85 2017/12/1
Silicon briquette USD/mt 2200 2017/12/1
Ferrosilicon USD/mt 1350 2017/12/1
Titanium sponge (99.6%) USD/kg 7.75 2017/12/1
Ferrotitanium USD/kg 5.25 2017/12/1
Ammonium paratungstate USD/mtu 295 2017/12/1
Ferrotungsten USD/kg 36.25 2017/12/1
Vanadium pentoxide USD/lbs 9.25 2017/12/1
Ferrovanadium (80%) USD/kg 41 2017/12/1

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