SHFE Lead Price down 2.14% (2017-5-4)

Published: May 4, 2017 16:54

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SHFE 1706 lead opened at RMB 16,145/mt and closed at RMB 15,995/mt, down RMB 350/mt or 2.14%.

SHANGHAI, May 4 (SMM) – On Thursday, SHFE 1706 lead opened at RMB 16,145/mt and then fluctuated at around RMB 16,120/mt. The contract dived at the tail of trading with LME lead, down as low as to RMB 15,870/mt. SHFE 1706 lead closed at RMB 15,995/mt, down RMB 350/mt or 2.14%. Trading volumes increased 11,970 to 62,948 lots and positions rose 180 to 50,078.

SHFE 1706 lead will fluctuate at RMB 16,000/mt for the near term.

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