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Metals trading down

AUSTRALIAN stocks are set for a soft session, with metal prices broadly in the red and overseas markets offering weak leads.

Justin Niessner

On the London Metal Exchange, copper was trading 0.7% down at $US6933 per tonne while nickel fell another 1.2% to $19,833/t and tin lost 1.7% to $23,131/t. Iron ore eroded a further 1% to $97.50/t,...

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