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The image features a line graph titled "Average monthly change in prices of copper, nickel and zinc (2014)", with the y-axis measuring "% change in price compared with previous month" from -4 to 7 in increments of 1, and the x-axis displaying "Month" across twelve intervals labeled J, F, M, A, M, J, J, A, S, O, N, D. Values for Copper (--o--): J: 2%, F: 1%, M: 0.5%, A: 0.5%, M: -0.5%, J: -0.5%, J: 1%, A: 1%, S: 1%, O: 0.5%, N: 0.5%, D: 1.5%. Values for Nickel (—•—): J: 6%, F: 4%, M: 1%, A: 1%, M: 0.5%, J: -3%, J: -1%, A: -1%, S: -1%, O: -2%, N: 1%, D: 1%. Values for Zinc (—x—): J: 1%, F: 3%, M: 2%, A: 1.5%, M: 1%, J: -1%, J: -0.5%, A: -0.5%, S: -0.5%, O: -1%, N: 1.5%, D: 2%.
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The line graph depicts how the average prices of zinc, copper, and nickel fluctuated on a month over month percentage basis over the course of 2014
Overall, the price changes for all three metals – which reached their lowest points in june – experienced a downward trend during the first half of the year before recovering by december, while nickel exhibited the most significant volatility overall.
In january, Nickels prices reached it maximum at 6 percent, while copper and zinc grew by 2% and 3%, respectively. After experiencing a 5 month decline the prices changed for all three metals – dropping well below their early peaks – dropping into negative sections by june.
Between july and october, copper stabilized with a fropth of 0.5% and 1%, whereas nickel and zinc – failing to break above the zero line – remained at negative numbers. The year ended in a decent recovery, in december, zinc reached the highest monthly growth at 2%, followed by copper at 1.5% and nickel at 1%
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