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Despite a mixed picture this morning, Tuesday June 9, generally strong uptrends are underway in most of the base metals. The exception is the infrastructure heavy-weight zinc, although the galvanizing metal is also widely used in the auto industry, which may be why it is lagging behind.
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Monday June 8 that are worth another look.
The three-month tin price on the London Metal Exchange was higher during morning trading on Monday June 8, with price action bolstered by a fresh cancellation of 220 tonnes, while continued volatility in the LME lead price saw selling pressure emerge over the morning.
Base metals prices were mixed this morning, Monday June 8, after a positive performance on Friday following the surprisingly strong employment report in the United States.
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday June 5 that are worth another look.
The uptake of batteries for energy storage is expected to soar between 2020 and 2030 in Europe, supporting the growth of flexible electricity assets while new renewable capacity ramps up in its key economies.
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