Zinc settled sharply higher by 3.05% at Rs 424.7, bolstered by tightening supplies outside China, a decrease in LME inventories, and apprehensions regarding possible production disruptions in China. LME zinc stocks have decreased by 25% since mid-June, now totalling 93,250 tonnes. Concurrently, the premium of LME cash zinc over three-month zinc has risen to $132 Read More
Amidst tightened supplies and mounting fears about production interruptions in China, where heavy rainfall and flooding are endangering mining and smelting operations, zinc finished 0.42% higher at Rs 399.20. Production adjustments at a mine in Southwest China are anticipated to decrease concentrate output in August by approximately 1,000 tonnes. Concurrently, maintenance activities at a smelter Read More
Zinc prices experienced a decline of -1.3%, concluding at Rs 341.8, influenced by reports that Swedish miner Boliden intends to recommence production at its Garpenberg mine in the second quarter, thereby alleviating certain supply apprehensions. Nonetheless, losses were contained as short-term supply constraints persist, supporting the market due to limited availability of raw materials. Fundamentally, Read More
