China Molybdenum Product Imports Down
Platts reported that imports of moly ore and concentrates to China are down 25.5% on the year.
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China Ferromoly Price Stays Flat for Four Months
Platts reported that prices for China ferromoly products haven't changed in price since the beginning of the year.
Short-Term Spot Moly Oxide Outlook Uncertain
Platts reported that Chinese traders are not in agreement about the short-term outlook for spot molybdenum oxide prices.
China’s Moly Export Restrictions Unlikely to Change this Year
Platts reported that according to Jia Hongyan, the General Manager of the publication Molyworld, China's molybdenum export restrictions, which include an export quota, licensing, and tax, are not likely to change in 2012.
Moly Oxide Powder Trading Higher Than $14/lb in China This Week
Platts reported that this week traders in China did not want to make spot sales of molybdenum oxide powder below $14 per pound despite the fact that sales have been closing between $13.80 and $13.90 per pound.
Moly Oxide Spot Prices Up
Platts reported that spot prices for molybdenum oxide powder increased on Tuesday.
Molybdenum Tax Increase Could Spark Higher Imports In China
China’s increase in the resource tax on molybdenum, equivalent to a 4-fold gain per ton is in full effect. The increase, aimed at conserving the country’s resources and curbing pollution could create a need for more imports of moly.
China Increases Molybdenum Resource Tax
Bloomberg reported that China has raised molybdenum and other metals resource taxes in an effort to conserve reserves.
Update on Chinese Molybdenum Trade Balance in September
Steel Guru reported China's molybdenum trade balance for September 2011 and year to date trading.
Molybdenum Usage Likely to Increase till 2019 – IMOA
Steel Guru reported that the International Molybdenum Association sees a 6% annual increase in moly consumption for the next several years.
