LME Nickel Price, page-3

Restarted trading on my terminal today with price at $50000/t, possibly levels before the spiking to $100000===================

Apologies for the above the free web site I am using, had somehow adjusted price back at 50000 even if Ni has not stated trading yet on LME.
Rgupta11in
you view is more a political view than economical based on assumptions not facts.
So far we know that Nic as contacted TD and was reassured that all mining operation including production expansion are as before.
More over if TD start buying Ni from Russia it is not warranted that will be cheaper price, maybe for matte cathode production this is a possibility though, we will see.
At the end of the day Russia produces less than a quarter of Indonesian Ni.

https://www.globaldata.com/data-insights/mining/the-top-five-nickel-producing-countries-thousand-tonnes-2021/#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20the%20top%20five,Caledonia%2C%20Russia%2C%20and%20Australia.

What remains to be seen is Ni prices going forward. Nickel Mines was making a decent profit to sustain financing and expansion, driven by increased Ni demand, price on LME had stabilised above 5 years high at $18000 and was set to steadily rise. Indeed if wasn't for 2020 pandemic, Ni price probably would have been higher than recent $18000. Going forward there should be lots of volatility for Ni price before finding support and hopefully settling above $20000/t or higher in continuation or trend based on fundamentals.
These are just my views and not financial advise.