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London – The London Metal Exchange (LME) plans to increase fees next year by an average of 4.7%, but there will be no rise in charges for trading on the open-outcry floor, it said on Thursday.
The exchange, the world’s oldest and largest market for industrial metals, said in a statement that base trading and clearing fees will rise in 2025 between 0% and 6.5%.
(Reporting by Eric Onstad; editing by David Evans)
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