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Iron ore, nickel rise

COMMODITIES were mostly weaker overnight, though nickel and iron ore bucked the trend.

Kristie Batten

The Metal Bulletin 62% fines price rose another 1.2% or US64c to $51.57 per tonne, its second consecutive gain and the highest price so far this month. The price for 58% fines rose 2.1% to $43.20/t....

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