coefficient 24%; A test of stability in the oversupply market at the beginning of November, the price of balls rose by about 35% compared to the average of Mahar, which is due, among other things, to the increase in the price of ingots. In addition to this, the new decision to determine the base price through the removal of the export tariff ceiling follows the increase in the ratio between balls and ingots, and there is talk of increasing this ratio to 24%. The latest export rates are around $80, and its bullion equivalent ratio is estimated at 21%; Therefore, the desired coefficient is higher than the corresponding export level. This change in the short term can strengthen the sales rate of the pill manufacturers, but the sustainability of the high coefficient in the long term is still questionable, in light of the excess supply of pills. value investment.
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