Globally, industrial metals were trading higher at the LME in early trade in over four months and zinc touched a three-year peak, with second-half fund allocations pouring into the sector as the demand outlook brightens.
Nickel shot-up by Rs 15 per kg to Rs 1,255 from Wednesday's closing level of Rs 1,240.
Tin advanced by Rs 10 per kg to Rs 1,605 as against Rs 1,595 yesterday.
Zinc climbed by Rs 3 per kg to Rs 184 from Rs 181.
Copper scarp heavy, copper armature, copper utensils scrap, copper sheet cutting and lead edged-up by a Re per kg to Rs 490, Rs 477, Rs 455, Rs 473 and Rs 145, respectively.
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