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Nickel market news: Where next for nickel? - Vimarsana News

Nickel market news: Where next for nickel?

In a year that has witnessed an exceptionally volatile nickel market, Myra Pinkham collects expert metal analysts' views on the causes and their opinions on the outlook for the vital base metal now

Aluminum price jumps to record as Russian attack boosts supply risks - Vimarsana News

Aluminum price jumps to record as Russian attack boosts supply risks

The gains will heap fresh inflationary pressure on buyers who use aluminum in everything from cables to drinks cans.

Source: mining.com
ASX to open down as Wall Street whipsaws; Charter Hall to report - Vimarsana News

ASX to open down as Wall Street whipsaws; Charter Hall to report

Australian shares look set for an uncertain open after US markets swung wildly; oil went past $US105 a barrel; gold, aluminium and nickel hit highs.

Source: afr.com
LME aluminum rose against the market because of concerns about Russian supply._SMM - Vimarsana News

LME aluminum rose against the market because of concerns about Russian supply._SMM

[LME aluminum rose against the market on concern about Russian supply] LME aluminum rose on Tuesday, shrugging off pessimism in financial markets on concerns about the impact of the crisis in Ukraine on supplies in Russia, a major aluminum producer. 17:00 London time (01:00 Beijing time on January 25th)), LME three-month aluminum prices rose 2.1 per cent, or $63.50 a tonne, to $3092 a tonne, in sharp contrast to declines in most other metals.

Source: metal.com
LME copper futures closed lower Fed hawkish signals hit risk appetite_SMM - Vimarsana News

LME copper futures closed lower Fed hawkish signals hit risk appetite_SMM

[LME copper closing lower Fed hawkish signal to hit risk appetite] 17:00 London time (01:00 on January 7th, Beijing time)), LME copper for three-month delivery closed down $167, or 1.72%, to settle at $9531 a tonne. Fed policy makers said at last month's meeting that a "very tight" job market and rising inflation could accelerate the process of tightening monetary policy. The strength of the dollar has reduced demand for dollar-denominated assets. Fed minutes dragged down stocks and some bond yields climbed.

Source: metal.com