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Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange all performed well during morning trading on Tuesday October 19, while high energy prices and lower production levels continued to squeeze the markets.
Base metals prices continued to soar higher this morning, Tuesday October 19, with cash prices rising at an even faster pace while shorts are squeezed. Cash copper prices on the London Metal Exchange were evaluated on Monday evening at $1,103.50 per tonne.
Supply concerns continue to support zinc’s three-month price on the London Metal Exchange, which reached a peak of $3,837.50 per tonne on the morning on Thursday October 14, with most other base metal prices also starting the day higher.
Base metal prices on the London Metal Exchange remained robust during morning trading on Tuesday October 12, while power supply concerns in China and the rest of the world persist.
Domestic prices for hot-rolled coil moved down in the EU in the week to Friday October 8, reflecting the small number of new deals heard in the market and the achievable prices estimated by market sources.
September price peak marks fourth highest average in 30 years, bulk grade average pricing has shot up more than 150%
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