LME
The LME is the London Metal Exchange, started in a coffee house in 1877, where copper, aluminium, nickel and zinc are priced in dollars per tonne. Its warehouse stocks are public every day, and in March 2022 it cancelled a day of nickel trades. Module 2; base metals on Mochatrade.
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- CopperCopper is the industrial metal priced three ways: LME in dollars per tonne, COMEX in cents per pound, Shanghai in…
- AluminiumAluminium is the light industrial metal whose production is mostly electricity, so its price is partly a power price.…
- Troy ounceA troy ounce is 31.1035 grams, the unit gold, silver, platinum and palladium are priced in, about 10% heavier than an…
- Silver futuresSilver futures are contracts on silver, mainly on COMEX in dollars per troy ounce. More than half of silver goes into…
- Commodity tradingCommodity trading is buying and selling the price of raw materials like gold, oil, gas and copper, almost always…
- Pre-IPO stocksPre-IPO stocks are shares of private companies before they list, priced in private funding rounds with no public order…
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