Thursday 18 April 2013

LME INVENTORY DATA FOR 18 APRIL


MetalChange from previous day
Aluminium6100
Copper3825
Lead300
Nickel-120
TinUnchanged
Zinc-4500




Aluminium stocks rose sharply by 25225 tons on Wednesday at the London Metal Exchange (LME) as all metals witnessed inventory gain. Zinc stocks gained by 7050 tons, while copper rose 775 tons at 473750 tons and lead gained 600 tons.


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Nikkei Retreats as Blue-Chips lose Ground

Yen level in focus until G20 outcome - analysts * Blue-chip exporters fall, small-caps limit downside * Apple suppliers under pressure after Apple's share tumbles * Nomura see Nikkei at around 14,500 in June By Tomo Uetake TOKYO, April 18 - Japan's Nikkei share average retreated on Thursday morning as exporters lost ground on worries about global growth while Apple-linked shares came under pressure on concerns of slowing sales of the iPhone maker's products.

                                                      



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Tuesday 16 April 2013

LME INVENTORY DATA FOR 16 APRIL


MetalChange from previous day
Aluminium6675
Copper750
Lead650
Nickel-168
Tin265
Zinc-4300





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Monday 15 April 2013

LME INVENTORY DATA FOR 15 APRIL


MetalChange from previous day
Aluminium-2425
Copper17525
Lead-350
Nickel-624
Tin-75
Zinc-4575



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The London Metal Exchange has announced a long-awaited change to its rules that will force companies such as Goldman Sachs and Glencore to increase the rate at which they deliver metal out of their warehouses.

Warehousing has become one of the most controversial issues in metals markets thanks to long queues to get metal out of LME-registered warehouses, which consumers argue have pushed up their costs.

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