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LME closing prices

Mon Nov 9, 2009 1:40am IST
 
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 LME closing prices 
 Metal             Cash     3-Months    15-Month     
27-Months
 Copper  CU       6469.25    6490.00     6513.00       6476.00
 Lead    PB       2222.50     2249.00      2272.00        na
 Zinc    ZN       2147.75    2174.00     2220.25       2208.25
 Alumin  AL       1877.75    1910.00     2020.25       2103.25
 Nickel  NI      17283.00   17350.00    17334.00      16997.00
 Tin     SN      14816.00    14750.00     14520.00        na
 Aluminum
 Alloy   AA       1708.75    1740.00     1827.75       1911.75
 Aluminum
 Alloy-NSAAC NA   1755.25    1785.00     1901.50       1973.50

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