Nickel and copper were down the most on the London Metal Exchange on June 10 morning, although all prices fell ahead of the release of US consumer prices data later on Thursday.
LME three-month nickel fell to $17,870.50 per tonne on Thursday at 9am, back to the same levels from the Monday close, following a 1% rise on Wednesday to $18,136 per tonne.Market sources expect the effects to be felt mainly in the United States, and particularly in cut cathode premiums,...