(Bloomberg) -- Nickel prices may surpass this year's record as supplies of the metal used to make steel resistant to corrosion lags behind demand, Standard Bank said.
Nickel may rise above $55,000 a metric ton, exceeding the April 24 peak of $50,200 a ton, Michael Skinner, an analyst at Standard Bank in London, said in an interview yesterday.
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