The graph below shows the average monthly change in the prices of three metals during 2014. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart gives information about how the average

price

percentage of three metals changed per month in 2014.

Overall

, nickel and copper had a downward trend,

while

zinc showed the reverse. Notably, nickel had the highest fee at

first,

but it became the lowest

at the end

of the year. To commence with, nickel prices started at 6% in January and plummeted to 1% in March. In the following month, it remained the same before witnessing a significant fall to -3 in July. It

then

fully recovered to -1% in November and levelled out in the

last

year, making it the lowest cost compared to others. Regarding the copper fee, it was the second highest

price

at 2% in January.

However

, it declined gradually to reach the lowest point at more than -1% from March to June and hit the peak in December at just under 2%. Meanwhile, as regards zinc

price

, it began at 1% in the first month and reached the top at 3% in February. The cost fluctuated and reached the lowest point at -1% in June and October before peaking at 2% in December, thereby making it the highest

price

percentage

at the end

of 2014.