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DOMESTIC NON-FERROUS METALS

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DOMESTIC NON-FERROUS METALS

| Tin slabs saw the maximum rise at over Rs 25 while other metals remained range-bound and a few declined marginally. |
| Locally, the price of nickel cathodes rose to close at Rs 735 per kilogram, from Rs 728 on Monday. |
| Copper wire bars rose to Rs 208 from Rs 205 on Monday. Copper heavy scraps closed at Rs 179 on Monday, the same as last week. |
| Copper utensil closed down by Rs 1, at Rs 157 from Rs 158 last week. |
| Brass utensil scraps displayed a similar trend and closed at Rs 120 from Rs 119 last week. Brass sheet cutting closed at Rs 127 on Monday, a price at which it remained steady all week. |
| Aluminium utensil scraps closed at the same as last week at Rs 84. |
| The price of aluminium ingots closed minorly higher at Rs 103, from Monday's Rs 102 and lead ingots closed at Rs 51 from Rs 52.50. |
| Zinc slabs closed at Rs 74 up by 50 paise from last week. Tin slabs closed at Rs 490, drastically down from Rs 515 the previous week. |
| Copper light scraps traded at Rs 170 from Rs 169 and Copper sheet cutting closed at Rs 164 from Rs 165. |
First Published: Dec 28 2004 | 12:00 AM IST