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.

A glance at the graph provided highlights the figure for three different materials’ average value changes recorded monthly in 2014.

Overall

, there was a dramatic drop in the nickel’s

price

, turning it from the top to the bottom in the first half of the year. Noticeably, in the second half of the year, all three metals have shared a similar pattern of

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proportion, shortening the

price

gap between each other by the end of the given time period. To probe more deeply, the

price

change of nickel was the highest in January, which was 6

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higher than December’s;

however

, it had dropped 5

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just during two months. Despite there

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level between March and May, it

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significantly dropped sharply, reaching minus 3

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by June.

In contrast

, copper

also

witnessed a more stable

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decrease during the first six months, the

price

never fell over 1

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.

Furthermore

, what should be particularly mentioned is that the

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tendency of zinc was the most stable one among all,

however

, it had a gradual

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February.