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 given line graph presents the average price fluctuation between three types of metals throughout 2014 on a monthly basis. It can be clearly seen that nickel started with the highest increase in January 2014 yet ended with the lowest difference

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of the year.

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, copper’s figure hasn’t much fluctuated over 12 months

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zinc ended the year with the biggest percentage of change among other metal commodities. In January 2014, nickel began with the all-time highest fare difference of 6% than the previous month. Until June 2014,

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commodity arrived at the lowest point of growth compared with 2 other metals, its figure reflected

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% decrease from May 2014.

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, copper maintained its positive trends and reached the highest rise in the same period. That current position remained constant from July until October 2014 and changes started in the

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2 months. In November 2014, zinc led the monthly change with a nearly 2% increase in price and closed the year as the commodity with the highest monthly growth regarding its worthiness.