The Spot Copper Concentrate TC/RC Guidance Price was $80/mt and￠8.0/lb in Q3 2022 by China Smelters Purchase Team

Published: Jun 30, 2022 10:57

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According to SMM, due to the pandemic, the Q2 general manager meeting of the CSPT team originally scheduled to be held in Huangshi was held online this morning

SHANGHAI, June 30 (SMM) - According to SMM, due to the pandemic, the Q2 general manager meeting of the CSPT team originally scheduled to be held in Huangshi was held online this morning, and the meetinf finalized that the spot copper concentrate TC/RC guidance price was $80/mt and￠8.0/lb in Q3 2022, flat from that in Q2. In addition, the average price of the SMM Imported Copper Concentrate Index in Q2 was $78.68/mt.

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