Low stocks and falling liquidity may be a harbinger of what the LME market will look like in a couple of months time, writes Andy Home.

Canada is one of the world’s main sources of the two commodities and buyers seek to fill gaps caused by the war in Ukraine.

Since reopening on March 16, Friday was only the second day that the nickel market remained within the LME’s new daily price limits.

Supply chain disruptions in Spain impact several sectors, including Orvana's Orovalle operation.

The companies’ bans apply only to newly mined gems, meaning Russian diamonds will still be available in their stores for at least several months.

Russian gold miner said it would miss an interest payment due on Friday after Britain froze the assets of its main lender.

The LME’s handling of the crisis has sparked fury among investors and traders.