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 graph below compares the change of

prices

in three

metals

(copper, nickel, zinc) in 2014,

according to

month.

Overall

, the three

metals

'

prices

witnessed a dramatic fluctuation, declining in the first six months,

while

they became steady in the middle of the year and reversed to grow

at the end

. To be specific, regarding the nickel, it got the biggest change in January at 6%, which was three times higher than the cooper, at 2%, and both

prices

reduced in the next two months, between 0% and 1%. In comparison with the two

metals

, zinc started at the smallest change at 1% in the first month.

Then

the price increased marginally to 3%, after which it kept going down to the same proportions as January, 1%. Following that, all

metals

(nickel, zinc, copper) in June reached the lowest

prices

at -3%, -1%, and -0.5%, respectively;

however

, afterwards, there were notable rises and

then

which remained consistently at approximately between -1% to 1% from July to September. In November, these

prices

seemed to restart climbing over 1%

at the end

of the given year, which saw huge price changes that may

last

until next year.