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A summary of Australia-based spodumene concentrate miner Galaxy Resources’ preliminary results for the first quarter of 2021, released on Monday April 12.
Turkish steel mills held off from making deep-sea scrap bookings on the first working day of the week, market participants told Fastmarkets on Monday April 12.
Fastmarkets proposes to increase the flexibility of the delivery time specifications for its European hot-rolled coil (HRC) indices to accommodate the longer-than-usual lead times seen in the market at the time of publication in early April 2021.
The London Metal Exchange three-month nickel price was down by 2.8% to $16,165 per tonne during morning trading on Monday April 12, with the other base metals also starting the week lower after turning to the downside last Friday following comments out of China regarding rising commodity prices.
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange and Shanghai Futures Exchange were weaker this morning, Monday April 12, while markets contend with cross winds.
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