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Base metals in freefall

BASE metals plummeted on Friday as fears about inflation and global growth weighed heavily.

Base metals in freefall

Tin slumped 8.3% to US$25,055 per tonne, the lowest since March 2021. The metal is now down 48% since its record high of $48,865/t in March 2022. Nickel dropped 6.8% to $22,359/t, a four-month low....

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