The only way is up for nickel prices

The price of nickel has fallen by nearly 10% from last Friday, despite early signs of a pick-up in globalnickel demand. Given that we expect supply to become more constrained in the second half of theyear, nickel prices now have plenty of scope to rebound strongly.

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