Philippines Nickel Ore Price: $33-34 per wet ton

Published: Nov 23, 2017 11:25

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SMM learned that due to sufficient supply of nickel ore, price of Philippines nickel ore drops recently.

SHANGHAI, Nov.23 (SMM)－SMM learned that due to sufficient supply of nickel ore, price of Philippines nickel ore drops recently. Currently Ni1.5% medium-grade nickel ore offers at $33-34 per wet ton for CIF, dropping $3.5 compared with early this month. As per reflection of many domestic plants, they are not eager to purchase nickel ore with fluctuated nickel price and sufficient stock now.

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