Zinc and nickel are the largest material components in a galvanised part. This page updates every trading day and keeps a history, so you can see when a price actually moved — not just where it is today.
25,685 CNY/t
▼ -25 (-0.10%)
Front month · East Money
117,990 CNY/t
▼ -310 (-0.26%)
Front month · East Money
6.6800
Reference for export pricing and settlement
exchangerate-api mid rate
Headlines from the public news list of Changjiang Nonferrous Metals, ordered by relevance and reproduced without editing. Links open the original.
The source publishes its news list in Chinese. Rather than machine-translating headlines and risking a wrong technical term, we link to the original list — Changjiang Nonferrous Metals news. The price data above is updated automatically regardless.
| Situation | How to use it |
|---|---|
| A customer pushes on price | Send the link. How far and how long zinc has fallen is visible in one screen — more convincing than explaining that raw material has not actually dropped. |
| Quoting a long-term price | A fixed long-term price in a volatile market is a one-sided risk. Agree a re-pricing clause triggered by a defined zinc movement, and put it in the contract. |
| Checking a supplier's increase | Before accepting "raw material went up", look at the last month of SHFE zinc. If the claim and the chart disagree, there is room to negotiate. |
| Export pricing | The exchange rate changes what a USD quotation is worth in CNY. Check it before sending a quote, especially on longer payment terms. |
| Data | Source | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| SHFE zinc / nickel | Shanghai Futures Exchange quotes via East Money | Most actively traded contract used as front month; latest traded price during the session, settlement price when closed |
| USD / CNY | exchangerate-api | Public mid rate for reference; actual settlement follows the bank's quoted rate |
| Industry news | Changjiang Nonferrous Metals | Headlines and links only; copyright remains with the original site |
Last automatic update: 2026-10-27 15:01 | History: 2 sessions