Jinchuan Group Raises Nickel Prices to 103,500 yuan on May 4

Published: May 4, 2015 11:40

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Jinchuan Group raised ex-works prices of nickel to 103,500 per tonne on May 4, Shanghai Metals Market learns.

SHANGHAI, May 4 (SMM) – Jinchuan Group raised ex-works prices of nickel to 103,500 per tonne on May 4, Shanghai Metals Market learns.

The price was up 2,200 yuan from the 101,300yuan mark on Apr. 30.

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