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Stocks up, metals down

TUESDAY was a pretty good session for global stocks, but the same can't be said for metals.

Kristie Batten

Gold dropped 1.6% in New York, or $US25, to $1575.90 per ounce. Silver lost 2.5% to $27.25/oz. All metals fell in London, but lead and zinc were the hardest hit. Lead lost 3% to $2026.75 per tonne,...

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