| Lead (US/ton) | |
| CASH BUYER | 1843.00 |
| CASH SELLER & SETTLEMENT | 1844.00 |
| 3-MONTHS BUYER | 1865.00 |
| 3-MONTHS SELLER | 1868.00 |
| 15-MONTHS BUYER | 1907.00 |
| 15-MONTHS SELLER | 1912.00 |
| 27-MONTHS BUYER | 1895.00 |
| 27-MONTHS SELLER | 1900.00 |
| Lead (US/ton) | |
| CASH BUYER | 1710.00 |
| CASH SELLER & SETTLEMENT | 1715.00 |
| 3-MONTHS BUYER | 1735.00 |
| 3-MONTHS SELLER | 1735.00 |
| 15-MONTHS BUYER | 1768.00 |
| 15-MONTHS SELLER | 1773.00 |
| 27-MONTHS BUYER | 1748.00 |
| 27-MONTHS SELLER | 1753.00 |
| Lead (US/ton) | |
| CASH BUYER | 1709.00 |
| CASH SELLER & SETTLEMENT | 1709.50 |
| 3-MONTHS BUYER | 1732.00 |
| 3-MONTHS SELLER | 1732.50 |
| 15-MONTHS BUYER | 1775.00 |
| 15-MONTHS SELLER | 1780.00 |
| 27-MONTHS BUYER | 1750.00 |
| 27-MONTHS SELLER | 1755.00 |
It was reported from NEW YORK on 19 February that the base metals complex ended its gangbuster week in solidly positive territory on Friday, with some metals logging double-digit gains on the back of improved market sentiment and rising inflation pressures.
Lead recorded the biggest gain, soaring 10.4 percent over the course of the week to close second-ring trade on the London Metal Exchange at $2,319 per tonne on Friday. Nickel and zinc also registered sizable weekly gains, climbing 9.8 percent and 7.5 percent to $20,300/$20,310 (bid/ask) and $2,290 per tonne, respectively.
Copper was up 6.6 percent week-on-week at $7,223 per tonne, while March futures prices on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 8.9 percent to close at $3.357 per pound vs. $3.0825 one week earlier.
Tin was up 4.6 percent on the week to close.
| Lead (US/ton) | |
| CASH BUYER | 2238.00 |
| CASH SELLER & SETTLEMENT | 2240.00 |
| 3-MONTHS BUYER | 2266.00 |
| 3-MONTHS SELLER | 2266.00 |
| 15-MONTHS BUYER | 2268.00 |
| 15-MONTHS SELLER | 2273.00 |
| 27-MONTHS BUYER | 2223.00 |
| 27-MONTHS SELLER | 2228.00 |