A press release from the National Mercurial Commission mentions that for the week of February 03 to 08, 2025, the price of one gram of gold, an export mineral from the Democratic Republic of Congo, would be 89.04 USD, versus $88.15 USD the week

This week, the price per gram of gold is up 1.01% on international markets. According to the press release from the National Mercurial Commission, “the gram of gold recorded a price increase on international markets during the week of February 03 to 08, 2025, trading at 89.04 US dollars against 88.15 USD the previous week, i.e. an increase of 1.01%”. The same document mentions that another commercial mining product, in addition to gold, registered an increase on international markets during the period under review. It's tin. This product is tradable at USD 30,042 per ton against USD 29,650, an increase of 1.32%

Three products are experiencing a drop in prices on international markets, in particular copper, cobalt and zinc. These products are traded at 9,018.95 USD, 23,346 USD and 2,779.25 USD per ton respectively, in the week under review against 9,099.65 USD, 24,065 USD, 24,035 USD and 2867.05 USD per ton respectively; corresponding decreases of 0.89%, 2.87% and 3.06%. Elsewhere, two commercial mining products observed stability during the week under review, namely silver and tantalum. They are tradable at 0.99 USD and 227 USD respectively the week of February 03 to 08, 2025. La hausse, la baisse et la stabilité des prix des produits miniers marchands, agricoles et menus forestiers, are the result of supply and demand on international markets as well as the supply chain.