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LME legal action could benefit Australian nickel producers

UK High Court challenge over ‘dirty metals’ trade could lead to green premium

London's High Court has been asked to make a ruling on global metal production

London's High Court has been asked to make a ruling on global metal production

Australia's nickel sector is in a world of pain with mines shutting, jobs axed, and production falling, but a case filed in the United Kingdom last week could have global repercussions across the supply...

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