SHFE Nickel Prices Up 2.48% (Dec. 7, 2015)

Published: Dec 7, 2015 19:39

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SHFE 1601 nickel opened last Friday night session at RMB 68,930/mt and closed the session at RMB 69,700/mt.

SHANGHAI, Dec. 7 (SMM) – SHFE 1601 nickel opened last Friday night session at RMB 68,930/mt and closed the session at RMB 69,700/mt.

SHFE nickel started Monday trading session at RMB 69,680/mt and ranged between RMB 70,300-70,600/mt in the afternoon business, to end at RMB 70,560/mt, up 2.48%. Trading volumes reduced 283,000 to 776,000 lots and positions dropped 10,142 to 268,000.

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