| Copper is likely to trade lower on concerns of weak Chinese demand, along with trimming of its global economic growth forecast by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Other industrial metals, however, are expected to buck the broad trend and strengthen in 2015.
Led by nickel, base metals’ price declined in September. On the benchmark London Metal Exchange, nickel fell by steep 13.5 per cent, followed by 7.1 per cent in lead, 6.8 per cent in aluminium, 4.4 per cent in copper and 3.6 per cent in zinc...............................................Full Article: Source
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