Nickel, tin rise on sustained demand

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
Last Updated : Jun 06 2016 | 5:32 PM IST
Nickel, tin, zinc, select brass and copper prices rose further at the at the non-ferrous metals market here today on stockists buying amid sustained demand from alloy industries.
Tin shot-up by Rs 20 per kg to Rs 1,295 from last Saturday's closing level of Rs 1,275.
Nickel gained by Rs 5 per kg to Rs 695 from Rs 690.
Zinc and brass utensils scrap moved up by Rs 2 per kg each to Rs 171 and Rs 268 from Rs 169 and Rs 266.
Copper cable scrap and copper wire bar edged-up by a Re per kg each to Rs 377 and Rs 405, respectively.
However, Copper sheet cutting and brass sheet cutting inched-down by a Re per kg each to Rs 359 and Rs 276.
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First Published: Jun 06 2016 | 5:32 PM IST

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