= LME

A central market for non-ferrous metals, established in London in 1877 to supply a central market for the import of large quantities of metal from abroad. The Exchange deals in copper, lead, zinc, aluminium, tin, and nickel. The official prices of the LME are used by producers and consumers worldwide for their long-term contracts. Dealings on the LME include options and futures contracts. Bargains are guaranteed by the London Clearing House.

• London Bankers' Clearing House
• London Bullion Market
• London Chamber of Commerce and Industry
• London Clearing House
• London Club
• London Cocoa Terminal Market
• London code of conduct
• London Commodity Exchange
• London daily prices
• London Fox
• London Inter Bank Bid Rate
• London Inter Bank Currency Options Market
• London Inter Bank Mean Rate
• London Inter Bank Offered Rate
• London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange
• London International Insurance and Reinsurance Market Association
• London Metal Exchange
• London rules
• London Securities and Derivatives Exchange
• London Stock Exchange
• London Sugar Futures Market
• London Traded Options Market
• London Underwriting Centre
• long-dated forward
• long-dated gilt