(Reuters) - Lead rose to a new record high on Wednesday, boosted by low inventory levels while a slew of looming strikes at mines drove copper prices higher.
Nickel gained around 2.5 percent after tumbling around $3,000 on Tuesday but analysts see more downside potential as more stainless steel producers cut back production.
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Nickel gained around 2.5 percent after tumbling around $3,000 on Tuesday but analysts see more downside potential as more stainless steel producers cut back production.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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