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Base metals have poor start to the week

NICKEL fell for a second straight day as base metals dropped in London overnight.

Image: iStock/Gloszilla

Image: iStock/Gloszilla

LME cash nickel dropped another 2.9% to US$14,256 per tonne, while lead also fell by just over 2%. Copper was down nearly 1% to $5997/t. According to the International Copper Study Group, world mine...

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