This report concerns a line chart presenting information regarding the percentage of the prices related to the average monthly change of three irons in 2014.
Overall, what stands out is that all types of metals had fluctuade trends until the end, and all of them rose in 2014 except Nickel. Nickel was have a downward trend until the end.
Looking at Cooper, it is evident that in January, it was in 2%, and it decreased to under 1% until March and continued in this percentage from March to April. This percentage of average dropped slightly to less than 0% in May and June, and it rose to 1% from July to September. However, the average change of this metal declined moderatly to close 0% in October and November, and it increased to close 2% in December. Regarding Zinc, it is seen that the average started at 1% and climbedsubstantially to 3% in February, but it fell dramatically from this month to June from 3% to -1%. Also, it went up to approximately 0% and stayed in this percentage in 3 months from July to September, and it go down to -1% again in October. Moreover, it rocketed enormously from -1% to 2% until December.
Turning to Nickel, it is evident that at first, the average change was in 6% and plummeted hugely to 1% until March and stayed on it until April. It decreased to over 0% in May and suddenly it dipped significantly to -3% in June. Furthermore, this percentage had modestly grow in July, at -1% at continued in this average until September, but it went down steadily to -2% in October and again, it rose remarkably in November, at 1%. From November to December, the percentage had not change and stayed in the same average with the last month.