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Metals take a hit

COMMODITIES fell sharply overnight in London after weaker-than-expected Chinese industrial output data yesterday.

Kristie Batten

Zinc was the worst performer, dropping 2.1% to $US2270.75 per tonne, well off its 52-week high of $2417.25/t on July 28. Lead was also down by around 2%. Copper dropped 1.2% to $6898.50/t, while...

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