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1. SHINING EXAMPLE.

Author

FARRELL, PATRICK

Subjects
*NICKEL sales & prices, *ELECTRIC vehicles, *COVID-19 pandemic, *RUSSIA-Ukraine relations, *WAR
Abstract

The article discusses about the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on price of nickel, the fifth-most common element highly prized for its ability to be used in alloys, and its strength, rust resistance and heat tolerance. Topics discussed include usage of nickel in electric vehicles (EVs) batteries, impact of covid-19 pandemic on nickel market and disrupted nickel trading due to market volatility.

Published
2023

2. An Experimental Study for Fatigue Performance of 7% Nickel Steels for Type B Liquefied Natural Gas Carriers.

Author

Young Woo Kim, Dong Jin Oh, Jae Myung Lee, Jae Noh, Byeong, Hee Joon Sung, Ando, Ryuichi, Toshiyuki Matsumoto, and Myung Hyun Kim

Subjects
*NICKEL steel, *LIQUEFIED natural gas, *FATIGUE crack growth, *NICKEL sales & prices, *CYCLIC loads
Abstract

Structural safety is one of the most important issues associated with liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage systems, such as LNG carriers, LNG Floating Production Storage Offloading (FPSO), and Floating Storage Re gasification Unit (FSRU). One of the most common materials for the LNG storage systems has been 9% nickel steel over the last 50 years as it has excellent mechanical properties under cryogenic temperature. Recently, there have been efforts for lowering the nickel content due to the increased nickel price as well as the high price of nickel based welding consumables. In this respect, 7% nickel steels are recently developed for reducing the associated costs mainly for cryogenic applications. The newly developed 7% nickel steels are known to have improved toughness comparable to that of 9% nickel steels by thermomechanical control process (TMCP) and microalloying technology. The main objective of this study is to evaluate the fatigue performance of 7% nickel steels with a special attention to type B LNG carrier applications. Cyclic fatigue and fatigue crack growth rate (FCGR) tests for 7% nickel steels were conducted at room and cryogenic temperatures. Fatigue tests were carried out with three different types of specimens such as base metal, butt weld, and fillet weld to characterize the fatigue properties at various locations. In addition, FCGR tests were carried out using compact tension (C(T)) specimens. The difference of FCGR characteristics among base, weld, and heat affected zone (HAZ) is investigated. The fatigue and FCGR test results of 7% nickel steels are evaluated and compared with reference data of 9% nickel steel. Based on this study, it is observed that the 7% nickel steel exhibits similar fatigue performance in comparison with that of 9% nickel steel. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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3. Nonferrous Metal Overview.

Subjects
NONFERROUS metal industries, INDUSTRYWIDE conditions, BUSINESS forecasting, ALUMINUM prices, COPPER prices, NICKEL sales & prices
Abstract

A report on the performance of the nonferrous metal industry in the U.S. as of April 2014 and on its prospects through 2017, is presented. It states that the consumption of base metals worldwide only increased by 2.5% in 2013, however it grew by 4.4% in 2014 and is expected to reach 5.0% in 2015. It also examines the performance of several nonferrous metals which include aluminum, copper, and nickel.

Published
2014

5. Evening Roundup.

Subjects
CONSUMER price indexes, COPPER prices, NICKEL sales & prices, CHARTS, diagrams, etc.
Abstract

Several tables and graphs are presented on the U.S. Consumer Price Index for various metals including copper, nickel, and gold in 2017.

Published
2017

6. Steel.

Subjects
ORGANIZATIONAL performance, STEEL industry, CAPITAL investments, NICKEL sales & prices, STAINLESS steel sales & prices
Abstract

The article focuses on the performance of the steel industry in the U.S. in 1966. It discusses the capital expenditures of steel that exceeded 2 billion dollars, the increased earnings posted by National, Jones & Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet & Tube and the increased nickel costs that enabled domestic stainless producers to increase stainless prices. Also noted is the dominance of Kaiser Steel in the west-coast steel market as it celebrated its 25th anniversary.

Published
1967

7. Preparation of nanometer nickel powder from spent electroless nickel plating baths by using thiourea dioxide as a green reductant.

Author

Wang, Haoyang, Li, Qimeng, and Gao, Canzhu

Subjects
*NICKEL-plating, *METAL powders, *THIOUREA, *NICKEL sales & prices, *SCANNING electron microscopy, *DITHIOCARBAMATES
Abstract

Considering the serious environmental problem and recent high nickel prices, it is urgent to develop an effective method to treat the large amount of spent electroless nickel plating (EN) baths. In this research, the recovery of nickel from spent EN baths by using dioxide thiourea (TD) as the reductant was studied. The final products were characterized by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffractometry (XRD). Reaction parameters such as pH value, temperature and reaction time were optimized. The experimental results showed that about 98% nickel was obtained in 10 min, at pH 13.5, 80 °C in the presence of a certain amount of TD (mole ratio of TD to nickel(II) was 1:1.95). The SEM photos showed that the morphology of obtained nickel powder was uniform and spherical with the size of 15–25 nm. The XRD analysis demonstrated the high purity of obtained nickel powder. In the post-treatment, dithiocarbamate type chelating resin (DTCR) was used as the advanced treatment agent to remove the residual nickel(II) in the supernatant. The final concentration of the treated wastewater was 0.95 mg L −1 , which was below the national discharge standard of 1.0 mg L −1 . Since thiourea is a common industrial reductant, it is foreseen that this methodology holds the potential for industrial scale treatment of spent EN baths. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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8. When China met the free market.

Subjects
*RUSSIAN invasion of Ukraine, 2022-, *NICKEL sales & prices, *PRICE increases, *ECONOMIC sanctions
Abstract

The article informs on the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on nickel prices. It mentions price surged after the West imposed sanctions on Russia, and Xiang Guangda's firm, Tsingshan, had exposure to short positions on the London Metal Exchange of about nickel, which were supposed to benefit if prices went down.

Published
2022

9. Nonferrous Metal Overview.

Subjects
NONFERROUS metals, ALUMINUM, NICKEL sales & prices, COPPER, ZINC, TIN
Abstract

The article discusses the developments in the global nonferrous metal market. For aluminum products, the market is seen to continue having surpluses due to the current production rates as of July 2013. For nickel, prices have declined to almost 14,000 dollars per metric ton in early June 2013. The other nonferrous metal products that were examined are copper, zinc and tin.

Published
2013

10. Evening Roundup.

Subjects
METAL industry, INTEREST rates, COPPER prices, NICKEL sales & prices, ZINC sales & prices
Abstract

The article presents a report on bullions, base metal and energy industry in the U.S. in 2016. Topics include world equities rose to one year high while base metals jumped as worries over an immediate interest rate hike faded, soft dollar and supportive cues from China stated to have increased copper prices by more than one percent and increase in prices of nickel and zinc.

Published
2016

11. Evening Roundup.

Subjects
PETROLEUM sales & prices, FEDERAL Reserve banks, NICKEL sales & prices
Abstract

The article presents a report on bullions, base metal and energy for December 9, 2015 including charts on major commodities in Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX)/National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX), international prices, and gainers-losers in MCX. Report details discussed include limited gains due to hike in interest rates by the U.S. Federal Reserve, crude oil price, and gaining of commodities including Nickel, Copper, and Zinc in MCX.

Published
2015

12. Nickel, cobalt demand begins to lift Sherritt out of years of depression.

Author

WERNER, JOHANNES

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, COBALT sales & prices, DEBT relief, ELECTRIC vehicle industry, CORPORATE profits
Abstract

The article reports that rising in price in nickel and cobalt which is restructuring the debt of Sherritt International Co. with strengthened balance sheet and a much improved financial outlook. It mentions outlook for Class 1 nickel and cobalt given electric vehicle market trends and views of David Pathe, chief executive officer (CEO) at Sherritt, on the same. It mentions Sherritt's continuing operations registered a slim profit and rise in net income.

Published
2018

13. Spillovers between cobalt, copper and nickel prices: implications for deep seabed mining.

Author

Martino, Simone and Parson, Lindsay

Subjects
*EXTERNALITIES, *COPPER prices, *NICKEL sales & prices, *OCEAN mining, *MONTE Carlo method, COBALT sales & prices
Abstract

Interaction between prices of nickel, copper and cobalt, the latter a by-product of nickel and copper in laterites and sulphite deposits, are analysed in relation to the price of oil, the US real interest rate and the real effective exchange rate of dollar using an autoregressive distributed lag model, to draw considerations on the profitability in the exploitation of polymetallic manganese nodules and cobalt crust in a mutually exclusive scenario. The results show co-movements between these variables through the presence of three long-run relationships. Focusing mainly on the cobalt/nickel relationship, it is shown that price of cobalt anticipates and exerts a negative effect on nickel while, as expected, the price of oil has a positive impact and the exchange rate a negative one. Conversely, the impact of the real interest rate is not significant. A Monte Carlo simulation is employed to forecast a robust average price of nickel in the long run, finding that under the actual stagnant economic conditions and an average price of cobalt of $40/kg (at 2000 price equivalence), the price of nickel will remain close to the actual, around $18/kg (at 2000 price equivalence). This result, coupled with the literature findings that in a mutually exclusive scenario, the prevalence of cobalt crust over manganese nodules can be shown only if the price of nickel is below $9/kg (at 2000 price equivalence), justifies why increased attention has been re-directed towards polymetallic nodules. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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14. Nickel Prices Poised for More Gains.

Author

IOSEBASHVILI, IRA

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices
Abstract

The article discusses the increase in the prices and demand of nickel, informing that the countries including U.S. and China holds a huge demand of nickel because of the reason of supply cuts by Philippines.

Published
2016

15. Bullish on Zinc Due to Emerging Supply Deficit.

Author

IOANNOU, STEFAN

Subjects
METAL industry, COPPER, ZINC sales & prices, NICKEL sales & prices, METAL supply & demand
Abstract

The article presents an interview with Stefan Ioannou, analyst of Cormark Securities Inc. Topics discussed include works of the company with metals such as copper, zinc and nickel along with factors influencing metal prices, overview of the end markets for zinc along with factors driving its supply and demand, and existing trends of the nickel prices.

Published
2017

17. Nickel futures trade down on easing demand.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, COMMODITY futures, METAL supply & demand, INTEREST rates, OPEN interest, U.S. dollar
Abstract

Nickel futures traded down on MCX due to offloading of positions by investors amid easing demand for the metal from bulk buyers at domestic physical markets. Besides, firmer US dollar after federal reserve confirmed several interest rate hikes faster than expected, also added the nickel prices' downside globally. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

18. Nickel Rises on the LME as Market Continues Reset After Squeeze.

Author

Burton, Mark

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, SHORT squeeze
Abstract

While the market reopened last week, trading was effectively frozen until Tuesday as prices plunged by the daily limit as the market opened each day. (Bloomberg) -- Nickel jumped as much as 5.5% on the London Metal Exchange, rising for the first time since trading reopened in the wake of a historic short squeeze. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

19. A Russian phenomenon.

Subjects
*RUSSIAN invasion of Ukraine, 2022-, *PRICE inflation, *PRICE increases, *NICKEL sales & prices, *SUPPLY chain disruptions
Abstract

The article informs on the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on consumer prices and inflation. It mentions surging prices for everything from wheat to nickel threaten to add to inflation, and rolling lockdowns in parts of China could exacerbate strains on global supply chains giving rise to consumer-price inflation.

Published
2022

20. Nickel futures trade lower on sluggish demand.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, COMMODITY futures, METAL supply & demand, U.S. dollar, CURRENCY strength, OPEN interest, DOMESTIC markets
Abstract

Nickel futures traded lower on MCX as investors narrowed their holdings in midst of sluggish demand for the metal from consuming industries at the spot domestic markets. Further, strong US dollar also added the nickel prices' downside globally. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

21. Nickel futures trade mixed on MCX.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, FUTURES sales & prices, COMMODITY futures, OPEN interest
Abstract

Nickel futures traded mixed on MCX as the contract for March delivery traded higher amid supply constraints globally from top metal producer Russia, while contract for April delivery traded lower due to weak demand from consuming Industries. The contract for March delivery was trading at Rs 3370.00 higher by 0.86% or Rs 28.80 from its previous closing of Rs 3341.20. The contract for April delivery was trading at Rs 3370.00 lower by 3.95% or Rs 138.70. from its previous closing of Rs 3508.70. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

22. Nickel futures trade down on MCX.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, COMMODITY futures, SARS-CoV-2, OPEN interest
Abstract

Nickel futures traded down on MCX as base metals markets closely monitoring the spread of the Omicron variant, while sluggish demand for the metal from consuming industries against increasing supply also dampened sentiments. The contract for January delivery was trading at Rs 1545.60, down by 0.14% or Rs 2.20 from its previous closing of Rs 1547.80. The contract for December delivery was trading at Rs 1564.20, down by 0.11% or Rs 1.70 from its previous closing of Rs 1565.90. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

23. 'Hawaii Five-O' Nickel Brings $4 Million in Sale.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices
Abstract

The article reports that selling of the famous "Hawaii Five-O" specimen of the 1913 Liberty Head nickel by Stack's Bowers Galleries to a private client for a price exceeding $4 million.

Published
2021

24. Nickel Storms to Seven-Year High as Demand Booms, Supply Ebbs.

Author

Li, Yvonne Yue

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, SUPPLY & demand, ELECTRIC vehicle batteries, STAINLESS steel, NICKEL, RENEWABLE energy transition (Government policy)
Abstract

(Bloomberg) -- Nickel surged to a seven-year high as global demand accelerates and supply concerns mount for the metal used in stainless steel and electric-vehicle batteries. Tesla Inc. in July struck a nickel-supply deal with BHP Group, as the EV maker seeks to protect itself from a future supply crunch. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

25. Metals.

Subjects
METAL industry, COPPER prices, NICKEL sales & prices, PROFITABILITY, ALUMINUM industry
Abstract

The article focuses on the metals industry in the U.S. as of January 1978. It mentions a trend in which some metal companies are earning less than their invested capital, the drop in the price of copper and forecast of challenges for the nickel sector. It also looks into the emergence of the aluminum sectors from its problems including overcapacity, reduced prices and reduced profitability.

Published
1978

26. Nickel futures trade lower on falling demand.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, COMMODITY futures, METAL supply & demand, ECONOMIC stimulus, ALLOYS, FUTURES
Abstract

Nickel futures traded lower on MCX on shortening of positions by investors on account of fall in demand for the metal from alloy makers at spot markets. The contract for January delivery was trading at Rs 1290.00, lower by 0.12% or Rs 1.60 from its previous closing of Rs 1291.60. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

27. INCO'S COPPER & CONTRACTS.

Subjects
COPPER prices, NICKEL sales & prices, NICKEL industry, KOREAN War, 1950-1953
Abstract

The article discusses the effect of the market price of copper on Canadian nickel producer International Nickel Co. of Canada (INCO)in April 1958. Particular focus is given to the sales, production capacity, and nickel demand forecasts. The author also comments on the INCO's earnings per share, the Manitoba mine supply, and the effect of U.S. Korean War.

Published
1958

28. INCO'S INCREASE.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, STOCK prices, NICKEL mining
Abstract

The article discusses mining company International Nickel Co. of Canada (Inco) as of December 15, 1956. The author focuses on the company's President Henry S. Wingate, nickel mining complexes in Manitoba and Sudbury, Ontario, and nickel production output and demand. Also mentioned are the company's Board Chairman John F. Thompson, stock price, and nickel prices. Further presented is a map of Canada showing Inco's Manitoba and Sudbury mining areas.

Published
1956

29. The global outlook.

Author

Bennett, Amy

Subjects
SILICON, MANGANESE, METAL prices, PRICE increases, NICKEL sales & prices, PRICES
Abstract

The article offers information on topics related to forecast on several prices in the ferro-alloys markets including ferro-silicon, silicon metal, and manganese. Topics mentioned include the increase of chrome prices in 2017, the nickel supply in Indonesia and Philippines that affects the nickel prices, and the ferromolybdenum prices.

Published
2017

30. A balanced year for nickel.

Author

Pinkham, Myra

Subjects
NICKEL industry, NICKEL sales & prices, STAINLESS steel, ECONOMIC demand, HYBRID electric vehicles
Abstract

The article discusses the global nickel market focusing on the need for increase in Nickel prices and challenges faced by the nickel industry. Topics include growth in the Nickel market in 2017 due to rise in demand for stainless steel, reports by the International Nickel Study Group (INSG) on nickel production, and effects of the growth of electric and hybrid vehicles on the demand for nickel.

Published
2017

32. Nickel struggles for traction.

Author

Karpel, Steve

Subjects
NICKEL, SUPPLY & demand, NICKEL sales & prices, MINERAL industries
Abstract

The article reports on the ample supply of nickel which is likely to slow a price recovery even with demand moving in the right direction. Cia. Vale do Rio Doce SA, one of the two largest nickel producers along with OJSC MMC Norilsk Nickel, expects prices to remain well below the cost curve of much of the industry in the short to medium term. The increase of the mine production of the Philippines from 315,600 tonnes in 2013 to 465,000 tonnes in 2015 is also tackled.

Published
2016

33. MBR analysis.

Subjects
METAL industry, BUSINESS forecasting, ALUMINUM prices, NICKEL sales & prices, ZINC sales & prices
Abstract

The article presents a market analysis from Metal Bulletin Research (MBR), the world's leading provider of market analysis and price forecasting for the metals and mining industry, as of October 2016. Aluminium prices were in retreat from mid-August to mid-September, correcting gains that had stretched to $1,700/tonne. The rally of nickel to $11,000/tonne in early August has been corrected and prices are on the rise again. Zinc's impressive rally has lost momentum in September.

Published
2016

34. Spotless Outlook for Stainless.

Author

Triplett, Tim

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, STAINLESS steel industry, CONSTRUCTION equipment
Abstract

The article focuses on the rising nickel price and its demand across stainless steel industry. Topics discussed include views of Nick Briscoe, vice president of Valley Iron, on the escalating prices of stainless steel; production and distribution of stainless steel, and use of nickel in construction applications.

Published
2014

35. Manitoba.

Subjects
*CAPITAL market, *MINERAL industries, *NICKEL sales & prices, *MINES & mineral resources
Abstract

The article focuses on the lack of buoyancy in the capital markets in suppressing growth of mining industries in Manitoba. It states that miners remain optimistic despite permitting delays and poor nickel prices in Manitoba. It also informs that Manitoba faces a number of obstacles on its path for becoming market leader in the mining sector.

Published
2013

36. A gradual upturn.

Author

Pinkham, Myra

Subjects
STAINLESS steel industry, ECONOMIC recovery, RAW material sales & prices, NICKEL sales & prices, ECONOMIC demand, STAGNATION (Economics)
Abstract

The article offers information on the uneven and slow recovery of the stainless steel market. Topics discussed include the impact of the increasing prices of raw materials such as nickel, the insights of Metal Bulletin Research (MBR) senior metals consultant Robert Cartman on the dependence to the nickel prices, and the stagnation of the worldwide stainless steel demand.

Published
2016

37. NICKEL'S WORTH.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, NICKEL industry
Abstract

The article reports that nickel producer International Nickel Co. (Inco) has raised its nickel price by 4.5 cents per pound after having to mine more of the metal to make up for pouring two million tons of nickel into the U.S. government's stockpile each month.

Published
1954

40. Swimming in Batteries.

Author

Hull, Dana and Deaux, Joe

Subjects
BATTERY industry, ELECTRIC automobiles, NICKEL sales & prices, COBALT sales & prices, LITHIUM, PRICES
Abstract

The article discusses the announcement of the construction of a battery cell factory by the founder of the electric automobile company Tesla Motors Elon Musk. The alleged need for batteries to power the Tesla Model 3 automobile is described, negotiations between Telsa and lithium mining companies including Bacanora Minerals and Pure Energy Minerals, are examined, and information is offered on the impact on the battery industry of the cost of raw materials such as nickel, cobalt, and lithium.

Published
2016

41. Low nickel price prompts debt move at Sheritt.

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, NICKEL industry
Abstract

The article reports on the debt move of mining company Sherritt International Corp. which was prompted by low nickel price.

Published
2016

45. US stainless scrap prices still in nosedive.

Author

Lawrence, James

Subjects
SCRAP materials, STAINLESS steel, FERRITIC steel, NICKEL sales & prices, STEEL prices, PRICES
Abstract

The stainless steel scrap market in the United States is seeking a new bottom, with prices continuing to deteriorate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

46. LIVE FUTURES REPORT 04/09: LME base metals down on dollar surge, risk-aversion; nickel falls 1.6%.

Author

Butt, Hassan

Subjects
METAL prices, NICKEL sales & prices, ZINC sales & prices, MARKET volatility
Abstract

Base metals' prices on the London Metal Exchange were lower across the board during morning trading on Tuesday September 4, pressured by broad risk-aversion and volatile emerging markets amid Argentina's fresh austerity measures to stem the country's peso crisis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

48. WEEKLY BASE METAL PREMIUMS REPORT: 04/09.

Author

Metal Bulletin Editorial

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, COPPER prices, ALUMINUM prices, ZINC sales & prices, LEAD sales & prices
Abstract

A summary of base metals premiums from across the globe for the week to Tuesday September 4. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

49. LIVE FUTURES REPORT 04/09: LME nickel price hits 8-month low; copper, zinc and lead down more than 2%.

Author

Butt, Hassan

Subjects
NICKEL sales & prices, COPPER prices, METAL prices, ECONOMIC development
Abstract

Nickel prices on the London Metal Exchange fell to their lowest point since January at the close of trading on Tuesday September 4, with prices down by 2.5% amid sharp drops in copper, zinc and lead ,while strength in the US dollar continued to put pressure on base metals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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