Molybdenum Market Update - March 19, 2025

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Molybdenum market update on March 19, 2025

The domestic molybdenum market has generally maintained a weak trend, with intense price negotiations between buyers and sellers amid the interplay of positive and negative factors. Suppliers are strongly inclined to hold back sales to support prices, while buyers continue to exert downward pressure on prices. Under these circumstances, market transactions remain limited, and industry participants show slightly insufficient confidence in the market outlook.

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Tungsten Market: Demand Repairs Needed Amid Temporary Price Stability

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Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online 

Tungsten prices generally remained stable, with marginal improvements in market supply-demand balance but still dominated by deadlock. External pressures from economic recession risks and geopolitical conflicts have kept traders cautious, resulting in subdued transaction activities and a wait-and-see stability in market dynamics.

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Tungsten Powder Prices Hold Steady, Cobalt Powder Prices Surge 70%

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Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online 

Tungsten prices remain stable, with mixed market sentiments prevailing.

Read more: Tungsten Powder Prices Hold Steady, Cobalt Powder Prices Surge 70%

Molybdenum Market Update - March 18, 2025

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Molybdenum market update on March 18, 2025

The domestic molybdenum market has generally exhibited a stable yet slightly weak pattern.

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Uzbekistan to Develop 76 Mineral Projects Including Tungsten Over Three Years

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In recent years, Uzbekistan has been ambitiously positioning itself as a leader in the global rare minerals sector. In March 2025, the country unveiled a three-year investment plan worth $2.6 billion aimed at developing 76 mineral projects, including tungsten and molybdenum, encompassing 28 critical elements. This strategic initiative is designed not only to revitalize the domestic economy but also to transform Uzbekistan into a key player in the global technology supply chain through the high-value development of its mineral resources.

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