SHFE Market Movement (2015-9-14)

Published: Sep 14, 2015 15:13 (GMT+8)
The following table is base metals movement on the SHFE market on Sep.14 2015.
SHANGHAI,Sep.14 (SMM) - The following table is base metals   movement on the SHFE market on Sep.14 2015.











ContractOpenHighLowCloseSettleCh1Ch2VolumePositionChange
Al150911905119301190011920119201515683037090-5090
Al15101195012000119451196011970-15-51169291262-1232
Al15111200012055119801201012015-15-1025476116386-1360
Al15121203512095120201205012055-20-1591721039541920
Cu15094092041200407004077040980-390-180903013250-4710
Cu15104088041200406404068040910-470-24071994107104-5500
Cu15114085041200405704062040870-510-260499764205204-16186
Cu15124080041140405304058040800-480-2601072521326724930
Zn15091492014920147751477514830-120-65125011130-880
Zn15101487514875147101471014790-185-1051493054770-3772
Zn15111482514860146801469514775-185-105113968128254-5504
Zn15121487514875146701470014765-175-11027450671323808
Pb15090001343013430-75-75016300
Pb15101339513460133551336513390-130-105125810520-306
Ni15097800078120768007680077970-1190-20328822308-2988
Ni15107781078500742707697077830-1210-3503301254-24
Ni15117839078900772607726078120-1390-530194780-8
Sn15099956010101099560100130100420-1900-1610165920
Sn1510101510102210100700100970101370-1040-6409857612
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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