Jinchuan Group Lifts Nickel Price by 3,500 yuan on Aug. 21

Published: Aug 21, 2017 11:24

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Jinchuan Group lifted nickel ex-works price by 3,500 yuan per tonne on Monday.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 21 (SMM) – Jinchuan Group lifted nickel ex-works price by 3,500 yuan per tonne on Monday.

After the hike, ex-works price was 90,000 yuan per tonne (nickel plate), and 91,200 yuan per tonne (small ones, in barrel), respectively.

High Price Keeps Buyers Away in China Nickel Market

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