SHFE Market Movement (2015-9-11)

Published: Sep 11, 2015 15:12
The following table is base metals movement on the SHFE market on Sep.11 2015.
SHANGHAI,Sep.11 (SMM) - The following table is base metals   movement on the SHFE market on Sep.11 2015.











ContractOpenHighLowCloseSettleCh1Ch2VolumePositionChange
Al150911900119301189511920119052510614042180-2860
Al15101190012000119001199011975251012278924941480
Al1511120001206011970120451202530102473811774664
Al15121204512100120051208512070352087181020341132
Cu150941150413004109041170411602001901061017960-4470
Cu1510410004130041000411704115020018076276112604-4218
Cu15114099041280409604116041130210180503240221390-9450
Cu15124088041200408804110041060190150857121277422
Zn150914880149501487014950148955-5045012010-330
Zn1510149001495014850149501489550-52205058542-4860
Zn151114870149401482514935148806051207261337586776
Zn15121487514945148251494514875801022798633242350
Pb1509135001352013490135201350555402001630-150
Pb151013530135501344013485134953040115010826-252
Ni1509774507830077450780007799018901880211225296-1248
Ni151078490790007767078070781801440155010761278-30
Ni151178500798007795078600786501490154036278830
Sn15091015001029901015001016001020301140157096592-52
Sn1510103780103850101300101680102010560890126564-28
Note:
    1. Unit for offers: RMB/mt
    2. Unit for trade: 5 mt/lot
    3. Unit for trading volumes, positions, and changes in positions is   lot.
    4. Ch1 = Close - Previous Settle; ch2 = Settle - Previous Settle


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