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Phenom Resources Corp Com V.FVAN


Primary Symbol: FVANF

First Vanadium Corp is a Canada based exploration company which is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and evaluation of mineral properties. The company's exploration projects include Carlin Vanadium Properties and West Jerome properties. Its operations are limited to a single industry segment, being the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties.


OTCQX:FVANF - Post by User

Post by MilitaryManon Jul 19, 2018 7:06am
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VO25 prices continue to rise

VO25 prices continue to rise
Vanadium Price 15-Jun $15.60 https://www.vanadiumprice.com/
  19-Jul $18.90  
  Incr $3.30  
  Incr 21.15%  

China: US$18.9 (+0.53%) 
Jul 19, 2018

Europe: US$19.15 (+0.52%) 
Jul 19, 2018



https://tngltd.com.au/investor_centre/media_articles.phtml
19 July 2018
Vanadium market continues its rise

Metal Bulletin reports that vanadium prices continued to rise on the back of a strong Chinese market. In China prices for V2O5 jumped to $18.50-19 per Ib on July 5, from $18-18.75 a week earlier. In Europe prices stood at $18.90-19.85 per lb, up 3.3% from $18.50-19 per lb a week earlier.

“Supply of V2O5 is still tight [in China] and few exporters can provide spot cargoes, so offers are ranging widely,” a V2O5 exporter told Metal Bulletin.

“There is still plenty of room for this to run. The lack of liquidity in the market has slowed the price movement down, but it will pick up again once some more inquiries are booked. The market is incredibly tight right now,” a supplier source told AMM (Metal Bulletin US affiliate)


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