US bismuth tags slip further from midyear summit
Dec 28, 2007 | 10:56 AM
| Matthew Lerner
The spot bismuth market continued its soft landing after a midyear rally that saw prices top $19 a pound.
The lower end of the U.S. price spread widened to $12 to $14 from a previous range of $13 to $14 a pound.
One trader put the market between $12 and $13 a pound, stating that prices were simply continuing a return to normal levels after spiking in the second quarter on the back of speculative buying by traders and panic buying by customers.....
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