• Lanthanum Oxide 99.9%min EXW Chinaup(150)  04-10|Aluminum Fluoride 61%min EXW Chinaup(300)  04-10|Germanium Dioxide 99.99%min EXW Chinaup(300)  04-10|Tungsten APT 88.5%min IW Rotterdamup(70)  04-10|Ionic RE Conc. TREO 92%min In port Chinadown(-5000)  04-10|LaCe Carbonate TREO 45%min, CeO2/REO 65±2% EXW Chinaup(50)  04-10|Germanium Metal 99.99%min EXW Chinaup(400)  04-10|Lanthanum Oxide 99.999%min EXW Chinaup(800)  04-10|Aluminum Fluoride 61%min FOB Chinaup(40)  04-10|Yttrium Oxide 99.999%min IW Rotterdamup(10)  04-10|Lanthanum Oxide 99.999%min FOB Chinaup(0.15)  04-10|Tin Conc. Burmese 20%min IW MengAup(8000)  04-10|Tin Conc. Burmese 30%min IW MengAup(8000)  04-10|Manganese Ore Gabonese 44%min In Qinzhou Portdown(-1)  04-10
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    Asian Metal London visits the London Metal Exchange

    On the 15th August, Asian Metal London was invited to visit the London Metal Exchange and was given the opportunity to watch a 30 minute trading session where such major base metals like Copper, Tin, Lead, Zinc and Aluminium were being traded.
    According to their website, the London Metal Exchange (LME) is the world centre for industrial metals trading. Most of the world’s non-ferrous metals business is conducted on their three trading platforms: LMEselect (electronic), the Ring (open outcry) and the 24-hour telephone market. The LME was purchased by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing in 2012.
    During the session, there were separate 5 minute slots allocated the different metals where contracts and cash purchases take place with the last minute of every 5 minute slot only for spot sales.
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