Tianjin Sees Wider Spot Price Gap over Shanghai, SMM Reports

Published: Aug 25, 2017 19:04

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The price spread between Tianjin and Shanghai expanded 50 yuan per tonne from yesterday on August 25, SMM reports.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 25 (SMM) – The price spread between Tianjin and Shanghai expanded 50 yuan per tonne from yesterday on August 25, SMM reports.

Zinc Price Spread Narrows between Guangdong and Shanghai, SMM Reports

Zinc smelters mainly delivered goods for term contracts. Overall trading was similar with yesterday.

Traders Sell Actively on Fears for Zinc Premiums’ Fall, SMM Reports

#0 zinc traded mainly in 26,550-27,160 yuan per tonne range in Tianjin on August 25, SMM data showed.

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