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MetalBulletin reported that nickel prices fell further in trading on the London Metal Exchange in part due to a stronger euro.
MetalBulletin reported that nickel prices fell further in trading on the London Metal Exchange in part due to a stronger euro.
As quoted in the market news:
Three-month nickel settled at an official price of $13,490/500 per tonne after starting the day at $13,711 per tonne. The alloying metal traded as high as $13,770 per tonne and as low as $13,460 per tonne. Nickel stocks in LME-listed warehouses rose 510 tonnes to 200,790 tonnes.
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