Tag Archive | "ferromolybdenum"

SeAH Increases Ferromoly Capacity

Friday, January 6, 2012

Platts reported that South Korea's SeAH is expanding its ferromolybdenum capacity by 167%.

Yerevan Produces 3000 Tons Ferromolybdenum in Current Year

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

News.am reported that Yerevan Pure Iron Plant OJSC's ferromoly production was about the same as is 2010.

South Korean Ferromoly Plants Continue Active Moly Oxide Buying

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Platts reported that South Korean plants are refilling their stocks of molybdenum oxide.

China’s Linghai Hengtai To Up 2011 Ferromoly Output 50% to 6,000 Mt

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Platts reported that Linghai Hengtai intends to boost its ferromoly output by half.

Moly Producers Ring In Good Times

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

A draft proposal by the Chinese government that lays down the thresholds for access to the molybdenum industry is set to cheer moly producers.

Big Time Rebound Set For Moly

Sunday, January 24, 2010

There is a `little storm brewing' in moly. In the third week of January, traders came in and bought up a lot of material, which caused some supply tightness. Now traders are in a position to push prices higher, state analysts.

Molybdenum continues downward trend

Monday, April 6, 2009

Despite the recent optimism across the metals sector, molybdenum prices are continuing on a downward trend. Last week, sluggish demand and high stockpiles caused European ferromolybdenum prices to drop below US $21 per kg. US market prices also slid.

Moly companies to face a second quarter pinch

Monday, March 30, 2009

Chinese imports of molybdenum concentrate and molybdenum oxide nearly doubled from January to February as overseas sellers stepped up competition with Chinese producers. This did little, although, to correct prices.

Sign of the times, molybdenum ETF liquidates

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

In April 2007, when the Sprott molybdenum fund was created, the minor metal was on a fast track. When the fund was created the metal was trading consistently at US $25 per lb; after the ETF was up and running moly cruised to US $ 40 per lb.

China halts molybdenum spot trading

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

The first week of 2009 was a sleepy one for molybdenum with thin trading volume as many customers remained on holidays. Activity in China was by far the slowest, with Chinese molybdenum oxide and ferromolybdenum producers halting spot molybdenum offers to overseas customers.

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