(Reuters) - London Metal Exchange lead fell after a partial force majeure was lifted in Britain and nickel prices came under pressure as inventories rose, analysts said.
London Metal Exchange nickel was down by 3.3 percent or $1,600 to a quoted $46,200/46,300 per tonne at the end of the third of four open outcry sessions.
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London Metal Exchange nickel was down by 3.3 percent or $1,600 to a quoted $46,200/46,300 per tonne at the end of the third of four open outcry sessions.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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