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Metals hit in sell-off

AFTER recent price strength, London metals plummeted overnight following the release of Chinese trade data.

Kristie Batten
Metals hit in sell-off

Nickel was the worst-hit, plunging by 8.6% to $US8556 per tonne. Tin dropped 4.4%, while copper, lead, zinc and aluminium lost over 2% each. Trade data was weaker-than-expected, though ANZ Research...

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