Yes all commodity prices are demand control.In vanadium case
We have new uses coming all the time.
Steel production to resume after seasonal slowdown.Crackdownn on new rebar standards will help.
If China continues with its clean air policy in promoting VRB then any slack in the market will be asorbed….this will set panic in steel coys.
My bet is we will see $25 before we see $15/llb
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