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Metal prices from London Commodities Exchange 4 November 2009

Posted : Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:58:17 GMT
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London - Final prices in dollars per ton - cash and forward. Also given are the previous trading day's quotations.cash                     forward

Copper      6,604.00( 6,490.00) 6,627.50( 6,515.00) Lead        2,329.50( 2,276.50) 2,355.50  ( 2,302.50) Zinc      2,226.50( 2,178.00)     2,253.00( 2,204.00) Tin  15,025.00(14,900.00)    14,925.00(14,800.00) Aluminium 1,710.00( 1,715.00)     1,745.00( 1,745.00) Nickel     18,190.00(17,950.00) (no figure available)


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