CIJENE OBOJENIH METALA NA BURZI U LONDONU

LONDONSKA BURZA KOVINA: SLUŽBENE CIJENE 27.01.1998. CASH OD CASH DO 3MJE OD 3MJE DO NAGODBA BAKAR USD/T 1724 1724.5 1754 1755 1724.5 OLOVO USD/T 516 517 524 525 517 ALUMINIJ USD/T 1506.5 1507 1524.5 1525 1507 AL.LEG USD/T 1322 1326 1347 1348 1326 NIKAL USD/T 5230 5235 5330 5335 5235 KOSITAR USD/T 5170 5175 5220 5225 5175 CINK USD/T 1127 1128 1150 1151 1128 VALUTE ODNOS USD/DEM 1.7860 GBP/USD 1.6525 Stanje zaliha obojenih kovina u metričkim tonama 27.01.1998 CINK 486900 -375 BAKAR 346000 +1375 ALUMINIJ 598550 -2850 KOSITAR 12395 -150 AL.LEGURA 43360 -260 OLOVO 109150 -750 NIKAL 65928 +300 PERIOD BAKAR KOSITAR OLOVO CINK ALUMINIJ AL.LEGURA NIKAL 27/01 346000 12395 109150 486900 598550 43360 65928 26/01 344625 12545 109900 487275 601400 43620 65628 23/01 343500 12670 110500 488150 603100 43260 65772 22/01 344025 12635 110550 489625 605125 43520 66138 21/01 340550 12730 110725 487075 606550 42760 65898 20/01 340075 12895 110750 487450 609025 43120 65784 19/01 339875 12945 110825 486675 610850 43240 65826 16/01 340550 13075 111350 487575 612800 43420 65880 15/01 341250 13205 111375 488775 612850 43480 65892 14/01 340750 13005 111650 489125 614800 43040 65856 27/01 LME NICKEL LOWER IN OFFICIALS AS WEAK FUNDAMENTALS DICTATE LONDON (DOW JONES)--RENEWED TRADE AND FUND SELLING ON RISING INVENTORIES AND SLUGGISH PHYSICAL DEMAND LEFT NICKEL PRICES SHARPLY LOWER AT THE TUESDAY'S OFFICIAL CLOSE ON THE LONDON METAL EXCHANGE, TRADERS SAID. THE OTHER METALS WERE LOWER IN LETHARGIC TRADING, ALTHOUGH KEY SUPPORT FOR COPPER AT $1,750 A METRIC TON EMERGED FROM THE RING UNSCATHED. (LME THREE-MONTHS OFFICIAL PRICE IN DOLLARS A METRIC TON WITH PREVIOUS OFFICIAL CLOSE IN PARENTHESES. NYMEX COPPER AT 1350 GMT IN CENTS A POUND, WITH PREVIOUS CLOSE IN PARENTHESES.) COPPER 1,754.50 (1,768.25) ZINC 1,150.50 (1,163.50) ALUMINUM 1,524.75 (1,535.25) TIN 5,222.50 (5,225) NICKEL 5,332.50 (5,495 ) LEAD 524.50 (523.50) NYMEX MAR COPPER 79.70 (79.75) NICKEL, RATTLED BY A 300-TON RISE IN LME STOCKS, CAME UNDER PROGRESSIVELY MORE PRESSURE AS THE MORNING WENT ON, WITH A BREAK BELOW $5,350 TRIGGERING STOP-LOSS SELL ORDERS. "THE TRADE HAVE BEEN SELLING, THE FUNDS HAVE BEEN SELLING, AND THERE'S NO OBVIOUS REASON FOR ANYBODY TO BUY NICKEL," SAID THE NICKEL DEALER FOR A EUROPEAN BROKERAGE. TRADERS SAID THEY EXPECTED STAINLESS STEEL MILLS IN EUROPE TO START CURTAILING PRODUCTION DURING THE SECOND QUARTER AS THE IMPACT OF CHEAP EXPORTS FROM STRUGGLING ASIAN EXPORTERS STARTS TO BE FELT IN WESTERN MARKETS. THE STAINLESS STEEL INDUSTRY ACCOUNTS FOR ABOUT 60% OF TOTAL NICKEL DEMAND. "THE SECOND QUARTER ISN'T GOING TO BE VERY PLEASANT FOR NICKEL," SAID A TRADER FOR A GERMAN TRADE HOUSE. THE OTHER METALS MOVED SIDEWAYS IN THE RINGS AFTER SLIPPING BACK IN THE PRE-MARKET AS LONGS LIQUIDATED POSITIONS TAKEN OUT DURING MONDAY'S RALLY. THE FOCUS IN ALUMINUM REMAINED A FLEDGLING SQUEEZE ON APRIL DELIVERY DATES, WITH THREE MONTHS METAL NEGLECTED IN THE OFFICIAL RING. 271530 MET jan 98