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DR Congo Extends Cobalt Export Ban Amid Market Oversupply
DR Congo Extends Cobalt Export Ban Amid Market Oversupply
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DR Congo Extends Cobalt Export Ban Amid Market Oversupply 23.06.2025, Sputnik Africa
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DR Congo Extends Cobalt Export Ban Amid Market OversupplyThe ban is extended for another three months due to “the continued high level of stock on the market,” according to regulator ARECOMS.The move aims to stabilize prices after they hit a nine-year low. While some miners, like Glencore, reportedly support introducing export quotas, top producer CMOC Group has pushed for the ban to end.A final decision is expected by September.
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DR Congo Extends Cobalt Export Ban Amid Market Oversupply
15:45 23.06.2025 (Updated: 16:14 23.06.2025) DR Congo Extends Cobalt Export Ban Amid Market Oversupply
The ban is extended for another three months due to “the continued high level of stock on the market,” according to regulator ARECOMS.
The move aims to stabilize prices after they hit a nine-year low. While some miners, like Glencore, reportedly support introducing export quotas, top producer CMOC Group has pushed for the ban to end.
A final decision is expected by September.