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Metals get a big boost

A DROP in the US dollar and a calming of tensions in Hong Kong proved good for metals

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Zinc surged by 4.9% to US$2324 per tonne, a five-week high, while lead jumped 3.2% to $2045.75/t. Tin jumped 2.9%, while copper rose 2.5% off a two-year low. The big winner of 2019, nickel, was virtually...

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