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 graph illustrates the transformation of

prices

for

copper

, nickel, and

zinc

per month in 2014, with the data measured in percentages.

Overall

, it is evident that

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zinc

prices

increased throughout the period,

while

others decreased. In terms of the highest changes, nickel stood at 6% in January. It witnessed a significant decline to 1% in March.

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changes still continued until June with

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rates of 3% before

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back to 1% in December.

Additionally

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fluctuation made the Nickel as the lowest changes

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the end of the period. Regarding the remaining metals price,

zinc

and

copper

began at 1% and 2% in January, respectively.

While

the

zinc

prices

rose slightly to 3% in the first 2

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before

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to -1% in June, the

copper

prices

since the beginning experienced a moderate fall to around -0.5% in May.

Furthermore

, in December, with

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% difference, the rates of change in the

zinc

prices

overtook the

copper

prices

at 0.5%.