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Why is cobalt falling?

A CASHFLOW squeeze for Chinese cobalt refiners has contributed to a fall in prices, says Benchmark Mineral Intelligence analyst Caspar Rawles.

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Get a bargain on cobalt right now, as it falls to only US$83,500 per tonne

Get a bargain on cobalt right now, as it falls to only US$83,500 per tonne

Energy Minerals Investor Hub: What's going on with the cobalt price?  Caspar Rawles: We've seen prices come off not only in metal, which has come off only a little bit, but chemical as well. To put...

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