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Metals mixed on return to trading

BASE and precious metals were mixed overnight after the US and UK returned from long weekends.

 Image: iStock/sureeporn

Image: iStock/sureeporn

The S&P 500 closed unchanged in New York, while London's FTSE 100 was down 1.4%. ASX futures were down 34 points. Base metals were mostly lower with tin being the only clear winner, jumping by 2.6%...

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