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MetalBulletin reported that cobalt prices have moved lower this week as a result of traders attempting to gain the interest of “hotly-contested consumer businesses.”
MetalBulletin reported that cobalt prices have moved lower this week as a result of traders attempting to gain the interest of “hotly-contested consumer businesses.”
As quoted in the market news:
Low-grade cobalt slid to $12.80-13.55 per lb on Friday October 18, from $13-13.55 per lb on Wednesday October 16. High-grade cobalt dropped to $13.15-14 per lb from $13.35-14.20, on a lack of consumer interest and lower offer prices. A large low-grade consumer business was transacted around $12.75, after a trader fought off strong competition in the USA.
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