Steel futures debut on LME

Print this page Posted on : 04-29-2008 by recycleinme.com
The LME traded its first steel futures contract on the exchange floor on Monday and saw the price rise above the $1,000 a tonne. The Mediterranean steel futures contract for delivery July 28 traded first at $995 tonne. The Mediterranean futures for delivery at the same time traded a second time at $1,005. The Far East contract traded at $985, it said. In total, 3 lots of the Far East and 2 lots of the Mediterranean were traded.
Source : Business Line

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