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全球人才
Since our last edition, nickel prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) have continued to fall. They came to a halt at a level of USD 15,800.00/mt. Starting by 26th July they have once more been moving up and the exchange price has now stabilised between the region of…
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人工智能消耗大量能源
The question of the future economic development in Europe, the USA and China remains a difficult subject. It is quite obvious that the markets for commodities, foreign exchange and equities remain firmly tied to the interest rate decisions of the central banks, especially to their…
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适度经济战胜了欧洲央行
After a rather subdued start for nickel on the London Metal Exchange (LME) at the beginning of the year, since the middle of February a general upwards trend has been evident. However, this has not been exactly linear, as it has also been characterised at times by considerable…
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年长且睿智的（白人）男性
Nickel quotations at the London Metal Exchange (LME) have recovered comparatively well – prices have risen by around 16% and, alongside tin and copper, nickel has been one of the “best” performers of the year so far. At the end of April the 3 months price for the nickel future was quoted at USD 19,330.00/mt, the highest rate since…
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寻找黑质
The determining parameters of the nickel market in London have not really changed in the last few weeks. It remains a back and forth, or to express this better: an up and down. Above all, most influential is each new economic data…
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口头表态
Transaction volumes on the nickel market of the London Metal Exchange (LME) are rising – an expression of a gradual return in confidence in the only available nickel price reference world-wide that is still widely accepted. It would appear that the wounds caused by the market turmoil of…
