METALS-Nickel, zinc drop on weaker China demand; focus on Trump-Xi meeting

METALS-Nickel, zinc drop on weaker China request; center around Trump-Xi meeting

ZINC: Shanghai Futures Exchange zinc settled down

2.5 percent at 20,540 yuan ($2,958.63) a ton, posting its

greatest single-day drop since August, while London zinc

fell 0.6 percent to $2,504 a ton by 0709 GMT.

NICKEL: London nickel exchanged 0.6 percent weaker yet

Shanghai nickel resisted the pattern among base metals to

settle up 0.2 percent. Nickel store in LME distribution centers is

around a five-year low, at 214,188 tons MNISTX-TOTAL.

Request: Weaker Chinese interest is relied upon to move the worldwide

tin advertise into an overflow of 500 tons one year from now from a

7,500-ton shortage in 2018.

CHINA-U.S.: A G20 summit planned in the not so distant future in

Argentina is relied upon to set an exchange war defining moment, when

pioneers from the two greatest economies meet to address exchange

strains that have been progressively harming worldwide development.

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