Live News Update SHFE zinc up 1.6% on dollar weakness, supply concerns Zinc outperformed the rest of the base metals traded on the Shanghai Futures Exchange during morning trading on Tuesday March 26, with a weaker dollar and upcoming trade talks between the United States and China buoying market sentiment. The most-traded May zinc contract stood at 22,035 yuan ($3,282) per tonne as at 9.55am Shanghai time, up by 1.6% or 340 yuan per tonne from a close of 21,695 yuan per tonne on Monday. “Investors largely shrugged off concerns about weaker economic growth, and a weaker USD helped boost sentiment in commodity markets,” Cherelle Murphy, analyst at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ), said in a morning note on Tuesday. For More Information Contact Us-9719026661 https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=919720003255 www.RoyalTraders.co Best Accuracy Of Royal Traders