The base metals sector posted a 10.47% Q4 gain. The composite of copper, aluminum, nickel, lead, zinc, and tin forwards ...

After several years of deliberations, iron ore giant Vale SA is finally laying out a path for unlocking value from its nickel and copper business as demand for the so-called battery metals picks up.

The base metals traded on the London Metals Exchange include copper, aluminum, nickel, lead, zinc, and tin. Base or nonferrous metals are infrastructure building blocks and are increasingly green ...

Base metals are critical for infrastructure building and are increasingly crucial for green energy initiatives. The London Metals Exchange (LME) is the most liquid base metals market. While copper ...

Effective hedging strategies, such as using futures, options, and swaps, are crucial for stabilizing costs and managing price risks in volatile base metal markets during H2 2025. Metal buyers can ...

Copper, aluminum, nickel, lead, zinc, and tin are the base or nonferrous metals traded on the London Metals Exchange. After reaching highs in 2022, prices have moved lower. In a December 26, 2023, ...