Closing Price: LME 3-Month Lead Futures
Macro
2025-09-03
Description
The Closing Price of LME 3-Month Lead Futures is published by the London Metal Exchange (LME). This indicator serves as a benchmark for the lead futures market, reflecting the market price of lead for delivery in three months. It is widely used by traders and analysts to gauge market trends, price movements, and the overall health of the lead market. A higher closing price typically indicates strong demand or supply constraints, while a lower price suggests weaker demand or oversupply.
The closing price is determined by the last traded price of the 3-month lead futures contract on the LME at the end of the trading day. It represents the agreed-upon price for the delivery of lead in three months from the date of the contract.
The closing price is updated daily at the end of each trading day on the London Metal Exchange.
Published by
London Metal Exchange (Choice)
Frequency
Daily
Next Update
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Description
The Closing Price of LME 3-Month Lead Futures is published by the London Metal Exchange (LME). This indicator serves as a benchmark for the lead futures market, reflecting the market price of lead for delivery in three months. It is widely used by traders and analysts to gauge market trends, price movements, and the overall health of the lead market. A higher closing price typically indicates strong demand or supply constraints, while a lower price suggests weaker demand or oversupply.
The closing price is determined by the last traded price of the 3-month lead futures contract on the LME at the end of the trading day. It represents the agreed-upon price for the delivery of lead in three months from the date of the contract.
The closing price is updated daily at the end of each trading day on the London Metal Exchange.