Steel Demand Driving Molybdenum Growth
Chinese firms now control 30 percent of the world’s Molybdenum reserves. In an effort to control the rising costs of steel production, China may be trying to control other minerals needed for alloys,...
View ArticleMoly Price Action: Summer Slowdown or Market Reaction to China?
“Sell in May, and Go Away,” may hold true for minor metals such as molybdenum this year. However, recent moves by the Chinese and speculation on China’s growth numbers may be the true factors driving...
View ArticleStrong Demand and New Markets Benefit Molybdenum
The use of molybdenum in energy projects from nuclear energy to renewable will add new demand pressures on moly over the course of the year. Prices on the LME have been steadily gaining already this...
View ArticleMoly Market Update (March 8, 2012)
A brief overview of molybdenum price developments, supply and demand, and significant market movers.Continue reading...
View ArticleAsian Buyer Demand For Molybdenum Oxide Increases
Platts reported that buyer demand in Asia for molybdenum oxide pushed forward on Tuesday.Continue reading...
View ArticleOreninc’s Benjamin Cox on Moly Supply and Demand
In a recent video, Benjamin Cox, managing director at boutique merchant bank Oreninc, discusses molybdenum supply and demand, concentrating on how it's connected to copper.Continue reading...
View ArticleCPM Group: Look Longer Term for Moly Price Upside
The firm believes that a "[l]ooming surplus" is likely to keep prices subdued through to 2016. After that, the outlook for the metal becomes a little brighter.Continue reading...
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