04-29-2024, 07:01 AM
Has anyone else noticed the stability in bronze prices this past week? The price has consistently been $2.60 per pound each day.
Although it might seem like a small detail, I find it fascinating compared to the fluctuations we typically observe in commodity markets.
Looking back further, the 30-day average dropped slightly to $2.5267, while the 365-day average was even lower at $2.4423.
I'm curious if anyone has insights into what might be contributing to this week's price stability? Is it related to the market's supply-demand equilibrium, maybe?
Also, with recent advancements and increased applications in areas like the aerospace industry, projections suggest that bronze could see a significant price increase in the coming years.
Thoughts on this trend or how we could prepare for potential growth in the bronze market?
Although it might seem like a small detail, I find it fascinating compared to the fluctuations we typically observe in commodity markets.
Looking back further, the 30-day average dropped slightly to $2.5267, while the 365-day average was even lower at $2.4423.
I'm curious if anyone has insights into what might be contributing to this week's price stability? Is it related to the market's supply-demand equilibrium, maybe?
Also, with recent advancements and increased applications in areas like the aerospace industry, projections suggest that bronze could see a significant price increase in the coming years.
Thoughts on this trend or how we could prepare for potential growth in the bronze market?