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Base metals have a run

FRIDAY was a good session for London metals, while last week's winners, iron ore and gold, droppe...

Kristie Batten
Base metals have a run

Lead was the biggest mover in London, jumping 3.6% to $US1748.50 a tonne. Copper wasn’t too far behind with a 2.3% jump to $4714.75/t, a 2016 high, while nickel rose by 1.8% to $8465/t. “Base metals...

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