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LME metals sold off

It was not a good session for base metals and iron ore, while gold moved higher.

Kristie Batten
LME metals sold off

After a strong week, the Metal Bulletin 62% iron ore fines price slumped by 3.1% or $US2.96 to $91.34 per tonne. Overnight, Vale executive director Peter Poppinga told the market was becoming more about...

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