Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Tuesday March 10 that are worth another look.

Base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were largely up during morning trading on Monday April 29 due to a softening of the US dollar and the release of positive Chinese data at the end of last week.

The three-month prices of base metals on the London Metal Exchange traded in slim ranges to consolidate mixed at the afternoon kerb on Wednesday December 18.

Base metals were mixed this morning, Wednesday March 11, while the pre-market Dow Jones Industrial Average Index (DJIA) was off by 700 points, this after a 1,167-point rise on Tuesday.

Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Thursday May 2 that are worth another look.

Metals prices are in limbo this morning, Thursday April 16, while participants weigh up the stark truth that the global economy is experiencing a slump in demand with the potential for a rebound given all the monetary and fiscal stimulus being thrown at economies around the world.

Non-haven markets are generally under pressure after United States President Donald Trump said he was prepared to wait until after the 2020 US presidential election for a trade deal with China.

Base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly up during Asian morning trading on Friday November 23, with the complex benefitting from a slightly weaker dollar. Tin and nickel fell however, with the former coming under pressure from fears over slowing demand and a buildup in exchange stocks.

While most base metals traded on the London Metal Exchange rose during the morning session on Friday 23 due to a marginal 0.19% increase in the United States’ Dow Jones Industrial Average index, the LME three-month tin price hit its lowest since February 2016.

Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Thursday April 18 that are worth another look.