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Base metals rise

IT was a good session for base metals overnight, with the exception of tin, which continued its downward spiral.

Kristie Batten

Tin plummeted nearly 5.5% to $US14,936 per tonne, an exact six-year low. On April 16, 2009, tin was sitting at $11,638/t, while its peak in 2011 was more than $33,000/t. Tin is down more than 23%...

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