It says much about the London Metal Exchange that the focal point of its trading liquidity revolves around shipping times set in the late 19th century.

Russian president Vladimir Putin's suggestion that Moscow should consider capping exports of nickel in retaliation for Western sanctions has been greeted with a collective shrug by the market.

An Asian-based trader Foreland is tussling with IG Group Holdings Plc to return profits arising from the short squeeze in ...

The London Metal Exchange has added veteran banker Robert Arbuthnott to its executive team as the marketplace looks to ...

Shares of London Stock Exchange Group PLC LSEG inched down 0.05% to £103.15 Friday, on what proved to be an all-around dismal ...

Research in the International Journal of Global Energy Issues has looked at the volatility of rare earth metals traded on the ...

London Stock Exchange Group PLC LSEG shares inched down 0.48% to £103.80 Wednesday, on what proved to be an all-around poor ...

If Milei succeeds in getting Argentina’s finances in order, international debt can be repaid and foreign exchange obtained ...

Currently, platinum trades at $988.65 per ounce, as of 9 a.m., compared to gold, which trades at $2,576.43 per ounce. Year to ...

If the LME is to retain its position as price setter for the world's metals trade, it's time to evolve from its 19th century ...

The suit also centers on the LME’s unprecedented decision to suspend the nickel market and cancel billions of dollars in ...

The LME also retains one of the last surviving open outcry venues - its original red-seated ring - although it now co-exists with inter-office and electronic trading ...