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The image shows changes in average monthly prices of three metals in 2014: Copper dropped from +1% in January to -2% in February, fluctuated between -3% to 0% from March to August, slightly recovering to -1% by November before ending at -2% in December; Nickel fell from 6% in January to -3% in February, sharply decreased to -6% in March, reached lowest at -8% in April, then slightly improved from -8% in May to -6% in October, and ended at +1% in December; Zinc started at +3% in January, then evenly declined to -2% in February, fluctuated narrowly between -1% and 0% from March to October, and rose to +1% by November, closing the year near 0% in December.
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The graph illustrates the monthly changes in the cost of three different metals in 2014.
Overall, it is clear from chart all metals saw an fluctuated trend over the period. In addition Nickel saw an dramatic fall in its price, while other Copper and Zinc experienced the same trend.
Starting with high prices, Nicel began the graph with 6%, which means that the highest percentage among all 3 types of metals. Followed by Copper with 2% of change in its pirce, and Zinc with lowest percentage at 1% only. Nickel declined steadily over the past few months, and dropped to its lowest point at -3% by June, and same thing happened to Copper dropped to almost -1%, despite Zinck saw an upward trajectory in its price, afterwards it decreased gradually to -1% by June.
By July, all metals rose gradually, Zinc increased gradually, then its price climbed to 2% by December, while Copper, and Nickel followed a similar pattern, cost of Copper and Nickel had almost similar percentage at 1%.
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