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Nickel hit again

NICKEL dropped by another 2.7% overnight in what was another weak session for base metals.

Kristie Batten

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LME cash nickel closed at $US11,058 per tonne and is down by 4.6% from Monday’s 17-month high. Zinc dropped by a further 1.8%, while lead dropped by 1.6%. Aluminium was 1.1% higher and copper was flat....

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