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Nickel: from shortage to surplus
Publishing Date
19 Jun 2009 11:17am GMT
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19/06/09
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By Sven Tollin, Curtis Stewart and Ricardo Ferreira
Nickel has gone from a metal in shortage to surplus, following the collapse of the steel market. Increasing demand leads many to hope that 2008 was the low point of a cycle and a recovery is not far away

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