A $4 million collared options trade targeting a copper price of $4,000 by mid-December broke even on Thursday November 12 as the red metal slumped to a new six-year low of $4,800 per tonne.

Metal Bulletin looks back at some of the key news and price moves of the past five days in metals.

Glencore’s share price gained as much as 8% on Wednesday November 4 as the miner-trader said it expects to cut its net debt to $25 billion by the end of 2015.

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing (HKEx) will introduce yuan-denominated London mini futures for lead, nickel and tin on Monday December 14, it said today.

Charlotte Radford takes a look back at some of the key news and price moves from the past five days in the metals markets.

The effects of Glencore's major production cuts in zinc, copper and lead are still working their way through the market. Here, Metal Bulletin Research presents an infographic overview.

Charlotte Radford takes a look at some key stories from LME Week in London, and the metal market news from the past five days.

Concluding the fictional metals trading tale by Geoffrey Sambrook.

The schedule for Peru's Las Bambas copper project has not been delayed by last month's protests, the country’s environment minister, Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, has said.

Continuing the fictional metals trading tale by Geoffrey Sambrook. The concluding chapter will follow tomorrow.