Baowu Special Steel Announced Bid Price For 60B Ferromolybdenum

Published: Jun 08, 2023 15:47 (GMT+8)

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Baowu Special Steel Co.’s latest bid price for 60B ferromolybdenum was 244,600 yuan/mt (by acceptance), with a quantity of 60 mt.

SHANGHAI, Jun 8 (SMM) – Baowu Special Steel Co.’s latest bid price for 60B ferromolybdenum was 244,600 yuan/mt (by acceptance), with a quantity of 60 mt.

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