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LONDON, April 18 (Reuters) - Supply disruptions in top producer China due to problems with hydro power mean hefty shortages of aluminium this year, which are likely to offset slow demand growth and help bolster prices. ... | 06:37am

The LME has discovered bags of stones instead of the nickel that underpinned a small handful of its contracts at a warehouse in Rotterdam.

An era of breathtaking palladium rallies is likely to be ending, analysts said, as rising supply and stagnant demand erode prices of the metal used to neutralise vehicle exhaust emissions.

By Peter Hobson LONDON (Reuters) -An era of breathtaking palladium rallies is likely to be ending, analysts said, as rising supply and stagnant demand erode prices of the metal used to neutralise vehicle exhaust emissions.

An era of breathtaking palladium rallies is likely to be ending, analysts said.

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Copper has suffered in 2022 like a majority of assets, but a brighter outlook in 2023 could see higher prices for the industrial metal.

Given the tumultuous past two years that saw global markets ebb and flow to extreme degrees, investors would be well advised to heed the axiom that the only thing certain for the 2023 commodities outlook is that it’s uncertain.

Rising supplies and China removing subsidies for electric vehicles mean a retreat is on the cards.