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Metals mixed after Chinese data

Zinc hit a new 2018 low and iron ore was back in the US$70s in what was a mixed bag for metals.

Metals mixed after Chinese data

Zinc dropped by 2.1% to $3222.50 per tonne as inventory rose. Cobalt hit a fresh high of $85,500/t. Lead rose by 0.6% and copper was up by 0.5% on positive signs out of China yesterday, with economic...

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