CIJENE OBOJENIH METALA NA BURZI U LONDONU

LONDONSKA BURZA KOVINA: SLUŽBENE CIJENE 14.04.1997. LME OFFICIAL PRICES - APR 14 CASH 3 MTHS 15 MTHS 27 MTHS SETT COPPER 2290.0/92.0 2246.5/47.5 2050.0/60.0 2000.0/10.0 2292 (STG EQV) 1411.94 1386.25 TIN 5555/5560 5625/5630 5695/5705 5560 LEAD 621.50/2.00 631.50/2.00 648.00/3.00 622 (STG EQV) 383.17 389.82 ZINC 1206.5/07.5 1230.5/31.0 1198.0/03.0 1153.0/58.0 1207.5 ALU.HG 1522.5/23.0 1559.5/60.0 1622.0/27.0 1623.0/28.0 1523 NICKEL 7015/7017 7119/7121 7380/7400 7560/7580 7017 ALALLOY 1423.0/24.0 1450.0/55.0 1520.0/40.0 1424 SETTLEMENT RATES - GBP 1.6233 DEM 1.7221 JPY 126.43 LME mostly lower at midsession amid routine pricin LONDON, April 14 (Reuter) - Base metal prices generally gravitated towards session lows during fairly routine Monday LME ring and kerb trading, with little excitement fostered by pricing against April's "third Wednesday", traders said. Copper flirted occasionally with levels below $2,250 after jerking lower during the pre-market, aluminium fell through $1,560, triggering some sell-stops, while nickel sped lower against a background of crumbling fundamentals, they said. "It has been nothing to write home about - the pricing hardly mattered, and they (markets) just look as if they are going to continue trending down," one trader said. Latest warehouse stock data had no real impact, as the market is now becoming used to daily inventory figures. Copper volume was light, even in the official rings when cash bids met little selling interest. Having extended Friday's declines, the pressure is on the downside, although speculative covering detered a larger price fall. By the end of the kerb, three months prices were at $2,252 a tonne, a $20 loss from Friday's kerb close. Aluminium gave way under the $1,560 chart level, with cash pricing momentarily preventing the decline being hastened before the stops were hit. Last kerb trade was at $1,548, down $16, with a test of $1,535 likely. Nickel was again hit by liquidation and stop-loss sales, with inventories expected to continue rising in the short-term due to Russian arrivals in Europe. The market closed the kerb at $7,125, a $125 loss from Friday. Lead was one exception to the general trend, with prices edging back above $630 on corrective buying to Friday's slide to 18-month lows. Final business was $7 higher at $624. Tin was the other trend-bucker and also managed a small rally, finishing a slow session $30 higher at $5,660. Zinc activity was subdued, as the market held close to $1,230. Prices were just $1 softer at $1,231. Alloy was indicated at a steady $1,450/55 a tonne. FRANCUSKA BURZA - 11. travnja 1997. BAKAR FFR/100 KG 1419 KOSITAR FFR/100 KG 3860 CINK EL. FFR/100 KG 804 ALUMINIJ FFR/100 KG 1200 SREB. C3E FFR/KG 850/1001 PLATINA FFR/KG 59600/90100 PALADIJ FFR/KG 24700/33100 IRIDIJ FFR/KG 25500/48000 KOBALT FFR/100 KG 35399 ŽIVA FFR/100 KG 5200 NJEMAČKA BURZA - 14. travnja 1997. - u DEM po 100 kg GERMAN ELEKTROLITIK 400.60/412.35 OLOVO U KABELIMA 99.94% 122.50/123.50 141538 MET apr 97