Britain's referendum and its result in exiting from the EU (with 51.9% leave vote) has sent stock markets around the world into decline. There are many uncertainties for the near future of Britain, Europe, and global markets, including metal prices.

There’s been a lot of concern lately over slowing Chinese demand for commodities. But news recently shows that one metal is bucking that trend — and seeing an explosion of demand in China so far this year. That metal is Molybdenum.

[www.ferro-alloys.com] State environmental officials are investigating after elevated levels of a potentially hazardous metal were found in a landfill near the Okefenokee Swamp in south Georgia. The metal – vanadium – was detected at a groundwater monitorin...

Weekly Stock of Chrome Ore in China's Main Ports (24-Jun-16)

[Ferro-Alloys.com]China's ferrochrome import totals 218288 tonnes in May, up 32.4% compared to previous month,

[Ferro-Alloys.com]China's chrome ore import totals 902,868 tonnes in May, up 47.6% over the previous month,

[Ferro-Alloys.com] According to the sources based in Baotou city, recently, the price of FeSiRe r

[www.ferro-alloys.com]While base metals have enjoyed a good 2016 so far with only lead (-5%) in negative territory for the year and the likes of zinc (+27%) and tin (+18%) entering bull markets, molybdenum is making a star turn.