Nickel Loses $70 On Pressure From Indonesian Supreme Court
Reuters reported nickel prices fell $70 to $15,900 following a decision by the Indonesian supreme court to lift the ban on export of unprocessed minerals.
Reuters reported nickel prices fell $70 to $15,900 following a decision by the Indonesian supreme court to lift the ban on export of unprocessed minerals.
Financial Review reported the United States Federal Reserve’s open-ended quantitative easing program is anticipated to boost commodity prices as nickel outshines gold.
Metal Miner reported banks and analysts agree the demand for nickel remains highly uncertain.
CNBC reported nickel traded at a new low since August.
CNBC reported three companies have submitted bids for exploration rights for copper, nickel and precious metals.
CNBC reported nickel prices fell about $900 from $17,905 to $17,010.
Bloomberg reported nickel is staying in surplus through at least 2015 and traders may be tempted to use the metal in financial transactions boosting prices.
Bloomberg reported nickel lead the decline in falling commodities prices on the COMEX.
Financial Post reported an interview with Noront Resources Ltd's (TSXV:NOT) President and CEO, Wes Hanson discussing recent findings at its nickel-copper-platinum group metals mine.
Reuters reported nickel prices rose to their highest in more than four months on Friday.
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