The majority of base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange ended the morning trading session on Monday July 30 in positive territory, with only copper and lead bucking the general strength.

Three-month base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were for the most part stronger on the morning of Monday March 4, with all but tin in positive territory. The complex recorded an average gain of 0.4%, while tin was down by 0.1% at $21,630 per tonne.

The three-month tin price on the London Metal Exchange stood out as the strongest performer among its peers with a gain of 1.2% this morning, Monday November 26. Three-month copper ($6,183 per tonne) and aluminium were up by 0.2%, while the rest were down by 0.3%.

New base metals and concentrates trading company Concord Resources opened for business at its Mayfair, London office last week.

Following another busy week in the newsroom, Metal Bulletin's deputy editor Fleur Ritzema takes a look back at some of the key stories.

New platforms and new types of content will enable Metal Bulletin to provide its subscribers with information in ways that are fresh and revealing.

Metal Bulletin reviews some of the key news from the past five days in the metals markets.

Metal Bulletin's editor Alex Harrison takes a look back at some of the key stories from the week.

It was a big week for major miners, with BHP Billiton flagging up its demerger plans, and others releasing their financial results. Here, Metal Bulletin Deputy Editor Fleur Ritzema takes a look back at some of the key stories from the week.

Fastmarkets' copper team has compiled the answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) from the industry on the change in the benchmark copper concentrate TC/RC index calculation after a revision of the base specifications.