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Week starts weakly for miners

A NEGATIVE session for the resources sector to start the week as broad market concerns about a patchy global economic revival contributed to the 1.2% fall by Metals & Mining on the ASX 200.

Week starts weakly for miners

The gold patch lost most among the various mining segments, falling more than 2.5% as bullion traded below US$1740 per ounce. Base metal futures were led down by nickel which was showing a loss of about...

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