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Commodities sink on peace talks

OIL and metals plunged overnight as Russia and Ukraine advanced peace talks.

Commodities sink on peace talks

Oil fell 5.8% to US$103.01 per barrel, while gas prices also fell. Palladium was the biggest loser, slumping 13.6% to $2417.60 an ounce. Gold was lower at $1960/oz ahead of the US Federal Reserve...

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