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Nickel Price Proxy NIKL

Quoted per share (ETF proxy) (USD)

$11.460
+0.2450 (+2.18%)
As of Oct 20, 2026, 10:20 AM EDT
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NIKL, which this page uses as its nickel proxy, is trading up at $11.460 per share (+2.18%), as of the latest quote. Tracked via the Sprott Nickel Miners ETF (NIKL), which holds nickel miners, because LME nickel futures are not listed in the US. This replaced the iPath Series B Bloomberg Nickel Subindex ETN (JJN), which tracked the metal itself but has been delisted and no longer quotes.

ETF proxy: Tracked via the Sprott Nickel Miners ETF (NIKL), which holds nickel miners, because LME nickel futures are not listed in the US. This replaced the iPath Series B Bloomberg Nickel Subindex ETN (JJN), which tracked the metal itself but has been delisted and no longer quotes.

Nickel proxy: NIKL price history

NIKL, which this page uses as its nickel proxy, last closed at $11.460 per share on Oct 20, 2026. That is -26.68% over one year. Over the past 52 weeks its closing price ranged from $11.150 (Oct 19, 2026) to $20.590 (Jan 26, 2026).

NIKL price change to Oct 20, 2026
PeriodChange
1 month-20.11%
6 months-34.26%
Year to date-27.15%
1 year-26.68%
3 years-33.06%
NIKL by year, per share
YearHighest closeLowest closeYear-end closeChange
2026 (to date) $20.590 $11.150 $11.460 -27.15%
2025 $16.075 $7.4000 $15.730 +47.70%
2024 $16.050 $10.520 $10.650 -24.89%
2023 (from Mar 22) $23.160 $13.385 $14.180 —

Daily closing prices for NIKL (an exchange-traded proxy, see the note above) since Mar 22, 2023, when the data begins, from Yahoo Finance. Highest and lowest are daily closes, not intraday extremes. The current year runs to the latest close.

About Nickel

Nickel is a critical input for stainless steel and lithium-ion EV battery cathodes. The benchmark LME nickel contract trades in London and is priced in US dollars per metric ton, and is not listed in the US, so the figure shown here is the Sprott Nickel Miners ETF (NIKL) — a share price in nickel-mining equities rather than the metal price.

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