SMM6 12 July Shanghai nickel spot news

Published: Jun 12, 2019 12:04

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In the morning, Russian nickel is more than Wuxi 1906 flat water to liter water 100 yuan / ton, Russian nickel rising water as a whole, but not due to the improvement of downstream transactions, mainly due to some traders expected to expand the back structure in the later period, so even if the spot market due to the absolute price of higher and lead to bad transactions, but the holder is still quite rising water, low-priced goods are not easy to receive. Compared with Wuxi 1906 contract, Jinchuan nickel generally reported a water rise of 900 yuan to 1, 100 yuan per ton. The rising water is basically stable, and Jinchuan Company is mainly shipping in the near future. Jinchuan ex-factory price quoted 98800 yuan / ton, up 1500 yuan / ton from yesterday, the mainstream transaction at 98100 99000 yuan / ton.

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