Post Views: 526 Nonferrous Metals LME report highlights significant price drops across the board, with cobalt and aluminum alloys as exceptions Overall Decline in Nonferrous Metal Prices A recent report from the London Metal Exchange (LME) shows a sharp decline in the value of most nonferrous metals traded in November. Copper, one of the most widely traded metals, lost 4.9% of its value last month, contributing to a broader trend of falling prices in the sector. Tin suffered the biggest loss, dropping 7.6%, while nickel followed with a 6.3% decrease. Zinc and lead also faced declines, shedding...
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