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LME intervenes in nickel market

By Chris Flood in London

Published: June 7 2007 21:24 | Last updated: June 7 2007 21:24

The London Metal Exchange has intervened in the nickel market amid suspected collusion at a time of soaring prices and critically low stock levels.

“The LME has detected collusive behaviour in nickel trading and acted to tighten the lending guidelines for the metal significantly,” said John Kemp, analyst at Sempra Metals.

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