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Nickel leads base metal slump

It was a grim night for base metals after the release of negative Chinese data yesterday

Kristie Batten
Nickel leads base metal slump

Nickel plummeted by 5.7% to US$11,719 per tonne, its biggest one-day loss this year. The drop erased all of this month’s gains and saw nickel at its lowest level since October 30. “Volumes traded in...

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