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The LME has a Russia, China and US problem

Global politics and the Ukraine war are buffeting the London Metal Exchange for the second time this year with the LME’s close ties to Hong Kong and China a potential problem for an institution which likes to be seen as very British.

Tim Treadgold
The LME has a Russia, China and US problem

  Last March it was a meltdown in nickel trading which hit the headlines with an explosion in the price of the metal followed by a controversial LME management decision to cancel billions of dollars...

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