Writing report

The graph illustrates the average monthly price changes for three metals — copper, nickel, and zinc — throughout 2014. Overall, the prices of all three metals fluctuated during the year, with noticeable variations in the degree of change. Nickel experienced the most significant swings, while copper and zinc showed relatively moderate fluctuations. Nickel prices started with a substantial increase in January, peaking at over 6%. However, this growth was short-lived, as prices declined sharply in February and March, reaching a negative change of approximately -2%. Nickel continued to demonstrate volatility throughout the year, with another noticeable rise in April, followed by fluctuations between positive and negative changes. Copper and zinc exhibited more stable trends compared to nickel. Copper prices remained relatively steady, fluctuating within a narrow range of -2% to 1% over the year. Zinc followed a similar pattern but with slightly greater variation, peaking at about 2% in June and dropping to a low of -1% in October.