One Trader Offers Price for Imported Ferronickel

Published: Aug 22, 2017 11:43

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One trader offered premiums for imported ferronickel (Ni 20-25%) at $100-200 per tonne, Shanghai Metals Market learns.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 22 (SMM) – One trader offered premiums for imported ferronickel (Ni 20-25%) at $100-200 per tonne, Shanghai Metals Market learns.

Jinchuan Group Raises Nickel Price by 500 yuan on Aug. 22

The price is equivalent to premiums of 500-1,000 yuan per tonne over most-actively traded nickel contracts on Wuxi’s market.

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