Group 1 - Nickel prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) have risen for the fourth consecutive trading day, driven by a significant reduction in production quotas for the world's largest nickel mine in Indonesia [1][2] - The three-month nickel price on LME increased by $390, or 2.23%, closing at $17,880 per ton, with an intraday high of $18,020, marking the highest level since January 30 [1] - Indonesia's commitment to reducing supply has led to a 22.8% increase in nickel prices over the past two months, highlighting the country's significant influence in the global nickel market, controlling about 60% of global production [3] Group 2 - The initial production quota for the PT Weda Bay Nickel project, a joint venture between Eramet and Chinese Tsingshan Group, has been drastically reduced from 32 million wet tons in 2025 to 12 million wet tons in 2026 [2] - Despite the price increases, the International Nickel Study Group forecasts a surplus of 261,000 tons for the year [4] Group 3 - Other base metals have also seen price increases, with three-month copper rising by $58.5, or 0.45%, to $13,166.5 per ton, and reaching a one-week high of $13,480 [5] - Three-month aluminum prices increased by $10, or 0.32%, closing at $3,103 per ton [7] - Three-month zinc prices rose by $11.5, or 0.34%, to $3,406.5 per ton, while lead prices increased by $18.5, or 0.94%, to $1,993 per ton [8][9]
金属均飘红 期镍跳涨，因印尼主要矿山产量配额被下调【2月11日LME收盘】
Wen Hua Cai Jing·2026-02-12 00:49