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The image presents a line graph showing the average monthly change in percentage for copper, nickel, and zinc prices in 2014. Copper is represented by a dashed line, nickel by a solid line with diamond markers, and zinc by a dotted line with X markers. For January, copper begins around +1%, nickel at approximately +3%, and zinc slightly above +1%. In February, copper drops to about -0.5%, nickel increases to nearly +6%, and zinc falls to around -1%. March sees all metals decrease; copper at -2%, nickel just above +3%, and zinc close to -2%. April's data shows copper at around -2.5%, nickel just below +1%, and zinc around -3%. Copper stabilizes around -2.5% in May and June, whereas nickel drops to about 0%, and zinc declines further to below -3%. By July, copper stands slightly below -2%, nickel approaches -1%, and zinc decreases further to near -3.5%. August figures see copper recover to around -1.5%, nickel at about -0.5%, and zinc rising slightly to about -3%. In September, copper increases slightly to -1%, nickel rises to just below +1%, and zinc sees a significant recovery to just below 0%. October's data shows all metals improving: copper to just above 0%, nickel to nearly +3.5%, and zinc close to +1%. November shows copper at just below +2%, nickel at nearly +5%, and zinc at around +1%. December ends with copper climbing to about +3%, nickel decreasing slightly to around +4%, and zinc improving to just above +2%.
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The graph illustrates the average monthly change in the princes of three metals ( Copper, Nickel, and Zinc) during 2014.
Overall, there was a strong variation in percentage in price of the three metals.
In January, Nickel had the highest amount at 6%, followed by Copper at 2%, while the percentage of Zink had the lowest at just 1%.
In February, Zinc showed an increased in the price by 2%, while Nickel and Copper dropped at 4 and 1 percent respectively. In March, all kinds of metals decreased. After that, from March to April, the percentage of Zinc increased to 1.5%, while Nickel and Copper remained stable at 1 and 0.5 in sequence. After that all metals fell and recorded their lowest point in June at -3% for Nickel, Zink at -1, and Copper at -0.5. After bottoming out in June, all metals fluctuated for several months, finishing at 2% for Zinc, followed by Copper at 1.5%, while Nickel at just 1% of the price at the end of the year.
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