MINING NEWS: High prices excite B.C. moly investorsProjects across the Canadian province race to starting line, while others gear up for expansion, additional studies Rose Ragsdale For Mining News
Molybdenum prices have gained altitude and performed a “loop the loop” in recent years that aerobatic pilots would envy.
Skyrocketing from a low of $2 a pound in 2002 to a peak of $50 a pound in 2005, before dipping to the $20-a-pound range last year and climbing back to $33.75 a pound in mid-June,....
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