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London metal futures real-time market
The real-time market of London metal futures is as follows:

1, the latest price of LME aluminum is 26 14.50, up or down 13.50, up or down by 0.52%;

2. The latest price of 2.LME electrolytic nickel 19225.00, up or down 130.00, up or down by 0.68%;

3. The latest price of 3.LME lead is 2292.00, up or down by -2.00 and up or down by-0.09%;

4. The latest price of 4.LME copper is 9366.50, up and down 109.50, up and down1.18%;

5. The latest price of 5.LME tin is 38,455.00, up or down by 380.00, up or down by1.00%;

6. The latest price of 6.LME zinc is 3305.50, up or down by 22.50, up or down by 0.69%.

About the London Stock Exchange

1, London Metal Exchange (LME) is the largest non-ferrous metal exchange in the world. The price and inventory of LME have an important influence on the global production and sales of non-ferrous metals. /kloc-In the middle of 0/9th century, Britain was the largest producer of tin and copper in the world. With the passage of time, the industrial demand is increasing, and Britain urgently needs to import a large number of industrial raw materials from foreign mines. At that time, due to the irregular arrival time of freighters crossing the ocean to transport ore, metal prices fluctuated greatly, and metal traders and consumers were faced with great risks. 1877, some metal traders established the London metal exchange and established standardized trading methods.

2. Since the beginning of this century, the London Metal Exchange has publicly released its trading price, which has been widely used as the benchmark price of world metal trade. 70% of the global copper production is traded according to the official quotation published by the London Metal Exchange.

3. The London Metal Exchange (LME) was established in 1877, located in the center of London. The exchange is the world's leading non-ferrous metal trading market, and also provides non-ferrous metal futures and options trading. The London Metal Exchange is a highly liquid market. 20 1 1, the transaction volume reached 1466000 lots, equivalent to 15.4 trillion US dollars, and the average daily transaction amount was 6 1 billion US dollars. The London Metal Exchange is a global market with international members, and more than 95% of its business comes from overseas.

As a market where buyers and sellers directly trade, the exchange only accepts transactions from member companies. All three trading platforms of the transaction, including floor outcry trading, telephone trading and closing through an electronic trading system called LMEselect.