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Nickel keeps falling

It was another lacklustre session for base metals in London on Thursday

Kristie Batten

Nickel fell by another 2.9% to US$11,294 per tonne. According to Bloomberg, its 9.1% loss this week is the worst three-day loss since July 2015. That’s despite Sumitomo Metal Mining Co president Yoshiaki...

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