SHFE Nickel Prices Touched RMB 96,800/mt (Apr. 21, 2015)

Published: Apr 21, 2015 18:58

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SHFE 1507 nickel contract prices opened at RMB 95,330/mt Monday evening, then rebounded to close at RMB 96,330/mt. Total positions increased 716 to 117,126.

SHANGHAI, Apr. 21 (SMM) – SHFE 1507 nickel contract prices opened at RMB 95,330/mt Monday evening, then rebounded to close at RMB 96,330/mt. Total positions increased 716 to 117,126.

SHFE 1507 nickel contract prices opened at RMB 96,290/mt on Tuesday, then reached as high as RMB 96,800/mt, and fluctuated between RMB 95,300-96,300/mt. Total positions decreased 5,858 to 110,552.

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