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MetalBulletin reported that a cobalt market surplus, coupled with wider geographical availability of the metal, has reduced price volatility, but left prices unable to rally substantially.
MetalBulletin reported that a cobalt market surplus, coupled with wider geographical availability of the metal, has reduced price volatility, but left prices unable to rally substantially.
As quoted in the market news:
More recent ‘rallies’ have been slower, more cautious, and most significantly, have failed to breach $15 per lb. Despite prices recovering some ground in recent weeks, after dipping to a deep summer lull in August, they remain a long way from their 2008 levels of close to $50 per lb.
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