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Another hit for metals

COMMODITIES ended a volatile week with steep falls on Friday, with nickel particularly hard-hit.

Kristie Batten
Another hit for metals

Nickel slumped 4.6% to $US8742 per tonne after briefly rising back above $9000/t for just one day on Thursday. Zinc dropped 3.5% to $1532.25/t and aluminium fell 3% to $1450/t. Copper and lead each...

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