LME nickel price limps back but tensions are not going away
Low stocks and falling liquidity may be a harbinger of what the LME market will look like in a couple of months time, writes Andy Home.
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World looks to Canada to fill potash, uranium void left by Ukraine
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Las Bambas workers launch protest action
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Gold jeweler Joyalukkas files for $300m India IPO
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War sparks Wall Street’s rush to commodity-rich emerging markets
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