Oil price falls to US$95, Nickel trade to resume on LME, S&P

16 Mar 2022 - Wall St soars as dip buyers emerge amid hopes of a positive outcome on peace talks between Russia and Ukraine. Commodity prices continue to slide amid nickel trading to resume on LME in 24 hours. China and Hong Kong stocks slumped amid Covid-19 lockdowns, tech regulation and Russia ties.

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